Chap.

 1        1|             box opposite. He appeared surprised.~“What?” he queried. “You
 2        1|                It was then that Diana surprised a tender conversation between
 3        2|               with a start, as though surprised to find an empty place at
 4        2|           dripping. Nana did not seem surprised at sight of her. She simply
 5        2|             appearance of having been surprised at her toilet: her skin
 6        3|            the countess’s left cheek, surprised him. Nana had precisely
 7        3|             evening, seemed very much surprised. What lady was it?~“Oh,
 8        4|           serious, as though she were surprised at not finding someone.
 9        4|             was this which especially surprised Georges. He thought them
10        5|       downward slope of the stage had surprised him disagreeably, and he
11        5|             directly afterward he was surprised and angry with himself.
12        5|            alone, Nana seemed greatly surprised and looked round her in
13        6|            reception. Georges had not surprised Zoe, who was used to all
14        6|           whose liveliness and gaiety surprised him when he remembered her
15        7|            her, and she would look as surprised and ecstatic as a young
16        7|            became audible. Muffat was surprised, and he questioned her with
17        7|         evening, for instance, he had surprised Sabine in the shade of some
18        7|               the brilliant lamplight surprised him, and he retraced his
19        7|               superhuman consolation, surprised him, as though it were something
20        8| Rouchefoucauld Market, she was vastly surprised to meet her old hair dresser
21        9|              broad daylight. But what surprised him most as he emerged from
22        9|             tumultuously to his lips. Surprised at his apparent coldness,
23       10|           door, ashamed at being thus surprised.~She began quietly to put
24       11|             for her loud exclamations surprised him. However, there was
25       11|         whatever happened. His action surprised her; she was quite at sea.~
26       11|             her shoulder, and she was surprised, on turning round, to see
27       11|          moment the betting world was surprised and startled by the continued
28       11|           habits, and Nana was rather surprised than wounded. Besides, he
29       12|          worth taking seriously.~“How surprised poor Vandeuvres would be
30       12|              walk the little band was surprised to find M. Venot busily
31       12|          together?” asked Foucarmont, surprised at this prolonged clasp.
32       13|             exasperated at being thus surprised. Never before had she given
33       13|               drawing room and seemed surprised at sight of Georges. She
34       13|              Thus the evening when he surprised her with Georges she was
35       13|               it was M. Venot. He was surprised to find him praying before