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 1    I,  I  |         and allowed myself to be surprised.”~The lady laughed, and
 2    I,  I  |    quickly, like a little animal surprised at being set free.~“Isn’
 3    I,  I  |   through the next room, and was surprised when he saw her. She extended
 4    I,  I  |         salons, the Countess was surprised by this almost wild gaiety,
 5    I,  I  |         the question that he was surprised to find himself asking for
 6    I,  III|         same replies. And he was surprised to discover, as he made
 7    I,  III|        future mother; and he was surprised at this secret instinct
 8    I,  III|         the book.~Bertin paused, surprised. “How beautiful to dream
 9    I,  III|        lives, their occupations, surprised that they should come to
10    I,  III|        had had watched, had been surprised in flagrante delictu, and
11    I,  III|       unworthy action. Musadieu, surprised and embarrassed, defended
12    I,  III|           It seems that Rocdiane surprised his wife in a criminal situation,
13    I,  III|           The Countess listened, surprised, charmed, and gently laid
14    I,  IV |    occasion when he had appeared surprised at this and had begged laughingly
15   II,  II |       Countess turned, confused, surprised, ashamed, and the servant,
16   II,  II |      surprise. My God! but I was surprised, indeed! I tell you, it
17   II,  II |         mirror. She was a little surprised, for she felt so much better
18   II,  II |        Won!” and the young girl, surprised, accused him of having profited
19   II,  II |         for you.”~She hesitated, surprised.~“What, a brooch?”~“In stones
20   II,  III|    dreamy reverie for some time, surprised that this simple change
21   II,  III|       The Duchess was so greatly surprised that she seemed dazed; she
22   II,  III|        English fashion.”~She was surprised, reflected a few moments,
23   II,  III|          He hesitated, very much surprised, disturbed, disarmed by
24   II,  IV |        this man’s heart had been surprised, if even it had not been
25   II,  V  |      paused at the threshold, so surprised that he hesitated to enter,
26   II,  V  |      that he hesitated to enter, surprised as a deceived husband who
27   II,  V  |    everyone else does!”~A little surprised at his tone, she exclaimed: “
28   II,  VI |         too young then.”~She was surprised.~“Too young? Why?”~“Because
29   II,  VI |          Madame de Mortemain was surprised.~“Good gracious! What is
30   II,  VI | dangerous?”~“Yes—but I should be surprised to find any complication