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1    I,  I  |   following day.~Little Annette, astonished, pleased, and always thoughtful,
2    I,  I  |          for love. To-day he was astonished at the emotion that possessed
3    I,  I  |     descended at the exact hour, astonished to find herself so calm,
4    I,  III|          times.~The Countess was astonished at his caprice, so difficult
5   II,  III|         her daughter, had moved, astonished, and hurt her more than
6   II,  IV | imaginary adventures, and he was astonished to feel a return of sensations
7   II,  IV |         clock struck, and he was astonished to find that he had not
8   II,  VI |         rudeness.”~Guilleroy was astonished.~“What!” he exclaimed, “
9   II,  VI |          the deputy ceased to be astonished. “Oh, exactly! I did not