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 1      I,  VI  |  animals belonged.~“You seem surprised to have met with traces
 2      I,  VII |     first time they had been surprised by a tempest some hundred
 3      I,  XI  |    by storms, or be suddenly surprised by winter, and cut off from
 4      I,  XIX | Lieutenant were not a little surprised at finding beneath some
 5      I,  XIX | would have been considerably surprised if any one had told him
 6      I,  XIX |     her hand.~The lady, much surprised, replied in a few words,
 7      I,  XX  |    north, and I shall not be surprised if this temperature is maintained.
 8      I,  XXII|     game; and they were both surprised and delighted. :Martens,
 9     II,  III |      Should you be very much surprised if some vessel came In sight
10     II,  III |     should be very agreeably surprised, madam,” replied Hobson. “
11     II,  V   |    in the secret were rather surprised at the free use made of
12     II,  IX  |    The lady was not a little surprised at hearing her own name.
13     II,  IX  |    however, had not appeared surprised at the catastrophe. A kind
14     II,  X   |      settlers were agreeably surprised at the appearance of Kalumah,
15     II,  X   |   before March, or we may be surprised by the thaw, and then we
16     II,  XV  |    Mrs Barnett, considerably surprised at the Lieutenant’s reply. “
17     II,  XV  | replied Hobson, not a little surprised at the question, “you know
18     II,  XVII|      the avalanche which had surprised them in their sleep!~