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 1 II   |         He was afraid of being surprised and began to ascend more
 2 II   |      wavy hair. Her mother was surprised: “Well, that is strange!
 3 II   |      ashamed as if he had been surprised in a crime.~He surveyed
 4 III  |     good qualities.”~Duroy was surprised to hear that Mme. de Marelle
 5 IV   |       Walter: “I was very much surprised this morning not to see
 6 VI   |        more.”~She did not seem surprised, nor flattered; she smiled
 7 VI   |        I am going, he would be surprised. Sacristi, I shall soon
 8 VI   |        Patte Blanche.’”~He was surprised and with difficulty restrained
 9 VI   |      Yes! I should not even be surprised if she had some one in view—
10 VII  |        in the “Echoes.” He was surprised to find that two balls had
11 IX   |   every day and no one will be surprised to see you take a nom de
12 IX   |       noised abroad. Some were surprised, others pretended to have
13 IX   |      be my wife.”~She appeared surprised: “Why?”~“I do not know.
14 IX   |        to embrace you and I am surprised that I have the right.”~
15 X    |        circles. His wife, too, surprised him by the ingenuousness
16 XI   |    virtuous woman.”~Du Roy was surprised: “I thought her a Jewess.”~“
17 XI   | weather was delightful. He was surprised to find her looking so handsome
18 XI   |  evening, Bel-Ami.”~Du Roy was surprised: “Who told you about that
19 XII  |       he had left her, and was surprised. She had gone. He was furious.
20 XIV  |   every Monday. You were never surprised at that, and he never brought
21 XV   |       a fretful child. She was surprised, too, at his constant ill
22 XVI  |        continued: “Sir, I have surprised you alone with Mme. du Roy
23 XVII |       say anything and are not surprised at any audacity on your
24 XVIII|        wife who deceived me; I surprised her, obtained a divorce,