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 1    1,    6|       if any thing could have surprised him, this RENCONTRE would,
 2    1,   16|    Mendoza, and was very much surprised at my negative reply to
 3    1,   17|  crabbed, and I must say I am surprised at both of you.”~The Patagonian,
 4    1,   21|        echoed Glenarvan, much surprised. “Two Englishmen?”~“No,
 5    1,   24|   Glenarvan, “I must say I am surprised at such a declaration from
 6    1,   24|     Paganel was not the least surprised at this rejoinder. Doubtless
 7    1,   24|    that one of these animals, surprised by the inundation, might
 8    1,   26| saying, that he should not be surprised if they were saved after
 9    2,    3|     it.~Glenarvan was neither surprised nor vexed at the reply;
10    2,   14|    branches, they were almost surprised not to hear the harmonious
11    2,   16|   project. Ayrton himself was surprised, and gave a hasty glance
12    3,    7| contrary, and I should not be surprised to find that at this moment
13    3,    9| middle of the night they were surprised in their sleep, were made
14    3,   16| replied Tom. “I was very much surprised, but it is not my custom