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 1        4|    forty!” cried Tatan Nene, stupefied and yet convinced. “He must
 2        9| still wet with tears. He was stupefied by this sudden transition
 3       10|      murmuring sound finally stupefied him. Nana was sobbing! For
 4       10|    citing prices which quite stupefied the neighbors. As often
 5       11|      stood devoid of motion, stupefied by her triumph, gazing at
 6       12|     feelingly, and as though stupefied. Steiner, La Faloise, Philippe
 7       12| Chantereau was gazing with a stupefied expression at the garden,
 8       13|  gazing at the floor. He was stupefied by what he had just seen.
 9       13|     million. She was herself stupefied by the amount and was unable
10       13|      and was broken. She was stupefied and remained gazing at the
11       13| miserable!”~Muffat was still stupefied; the tragedy had frozen