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 1 II  |      heard speak of it. Don’t be surprised if I am about to discourse
 2 III |        of sound. One need not be surprised at this. There are some
 3 XII |          roubles. No one need be surprised at this, who bears in mind
 4 XII |          Gun Club.~Let no one be surprised at the vastness of the amount.
 5 XV  |      Stones Hill would have been surprised at the spectacle offered
 6 XXV |        but the president, having surprised him with an enormous cigar
 7 II  |         No,” replied Ardan, much surprised; “certainly I did not hear
 8 II  | appearance of this enormous body surprised and troubled him. A collision
 9 III |      atmosphere. I should not be surprised if it did not look like
10 IV  |         asked Michel Ardan, much surprised.~“What is the matter! why,
11 VII |         two interlocutors looked surprised. One would have thought
12 VIII|      adventurous companions were surprised and stupefied, despite their
13 XIX |         singular fact, which had surprised Barbicane and his companions