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 1        I,  I  |       Harry Blount in a tone of surprise, interrupting his brother
 2        I,  IV |       mingled sentiment both of surprise and pity. What! this young
 3        I,  V  |           repeated the woman in surprise.~“Yes, Sangarre,” replied
 4        I,  XI |        and what caused him some surprise: “Are you coming back, blockhead?”~“
 5        I,  XIV|       defend themselves against surprise.~In the chief square, transformed
 6       II,  X  |       to make an exclamation of surprise when he saw the young girl
 7       II,  X  |       accompany him.~But if the surprise of the correspondents had
 8       II,  XII|   object of all his efforts—the surprise of Irkutsk. Things had not
 9       II,  XIV| sensibly improved, to the great surprise of the besieged and still
10       II,  XIV|       been the Tartars’ plan to surprise the town? The preceding
11       II,  XIV|          in the first moment of surprise, and not supposing that