Chapter

 1 Int |   preoccupied; and if anyone, astonished at his silence, asked him
 2 Int |       published were somewhat astonished at his appearance. He was
 3 Int |     sentimental outburst that astonished his admirers quickly dies
 4 Int |       appeared at Champel and astonished everyone by his frightful
 5 II  |     romantic stories, and was astonished at the similarity of ideas
 6 III | Jeanne. She accepted it, more astonished than ever. They all four
 7 IV  |      occurring several times, astonished Jeanne. She listened without
 8 VI  | mother. The baron, silent and astonished, took his place opposite
 9 VI  |     The Brisevilles were much astonished; for they were always busy,
10 VII | Little Mother!” Her own voice astonished her, it seemed strange.
11 VIII|    was alone with Jeanne, was astonished, disturbed and annoyed at
12 VIII|     one replied, they were so astonished. He continued, bellowing
13 VIII|    emotion and without anger, astonished at her own calmness, indifferent
14 X   |       of the peasants, he was astonished at the revelation. All at