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 1 IV   |    before my eyes. What was my surprise when, in one of those rapid
 2 XVIII| consulted the thermometer with surprise. Two hours after our departure
 3 XXX  |    wonders, had ceased to feel surprise.~“You feel strong enough
 4 XXX  |   arrived under their shade my surprise turned into admiration.
 5 XXXI |       at his side. To my great surprise a half-finished raft was
 6 XXXII|     patience was vying with my surprise.~What natural force could
 7 XXXIV|        countenance exhibits no surprise, but his eye is immovably
 8 XXXIX|         I was prepared for any surprise, my imagination was ready
 9 XL   |   hardened against any further surprise. Yet at the sight of these
10 XLIV |  myself up.~This was our final surprise after all the astonishing
11 XLIV |   uncle looked round with dumb surprise.~“Well, whatever mountain
12 XLV  |         and I uttered a cry of surprise.~“What is the matter?” my