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 1      I,     III|     boudoir, and take her by surprise."~ ~The countess mother,
 2      I,     III|      every eye was turned in surprise toward him.~ ~The lady at
 3    III,      II|    thou doing?" he asked, in surprise.~ ~"I want to see what thou
 4    III,      IV|      May gifts with which to surprise her children later in the
 5     IV,     III|   arms, and looked at him in surprise.~ ~"Why are you here?" he
 6      V,       I|    half-open door to ask, in surprise, what was wanted.~ ~"Is
 7      V,      II|    the gayest of humors. The surprise of the evening was to conclude
 8      V,      II| future."~ ~"Why, how so?" in surprise questioned the colonel.~ ~"
 9      V,     III|       The count looked up in surprise.~ ~"You are writing to Baroness
10     VI,      IV|  surveying the young girl in surprise.~ ~"Who? Why, the lady who
11     VI,      VI|     echoed Marie, in smiling surprise. "Yes - on a rocking-horse."~ ~"
12     VI,      VI|   room. Marie exclaimed with surprise and delight when, on entering
13    VII,      II|     and rewarded her for the surprise. And thus it happened that
14   VIII,       I|    piano lesson, in order to surprise Ludwig with her progress
15     IX,       I|  empty. We must take them by surprise. Have you ever before been