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 1    1,    4|            Lady Helena, in a tone of surprise.~“Go where?” asked Lord
 2    1,   15|        replied the Indian.~Paganel’s surprise became absolute stupefaction.
 3    1,   16|              with an air of profound surprise. He had no suspicion that
 4    1,   20|             I quite share Thalcave’s surprise at not discovering any traces
 5    1,   20|     marauders. But to the increasing surprise of Thalcave, they did not
 6    1,   25|           themselves, to their great surprise, in a sort of dim twilight,
 7    2,    6|       replied Glenarvan in a tone of surprise.~“I am always waiting for
 8    2,    7| QUARTERMASTER OF THE “BRITANNIA”~THE surprise caused by these words cannot
 9    2,   12|           sleep, and, to the extreme surprise of everybody, there was
10    2,   12|         Paganel’s face betrayed both surprise and annoyance, to the great
11    2,   13|      carefully against any attack or surprise. Houses are closed at nightfall;
12    2,   13|              Glenarvan expressed his surprise at this circumstance, and
13    2,   15|           the wood; but what was his surprise to perceive a purely natural
14    2,   16|              Helena looked at him in surprise, which quite deprived him
15    2,   17|           sailors, after their first surprise, would have seized Ben Joyce;
16    2,   18|              Yes, for Ben Joyce will surprise the ship,” said the Major, “
17    3,    4|        self-control. He was taken by surprise at the proximity of the
18    3,   11|               They were not taken by surprise. Their unbound hands showed
19    3,   13|      phenomenon of course excited no surprise in those that had just traveled
20    3,   16|              of terror succeeded the surprise produced by the explosion.
21    3,   18|          Ayrton’s ways, exhibited no surprise, though any bargaining between
22    3,   20|            without the least sign of surprise at Harry Grant’s recovery. “