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 1 2 |         recovered from his first surprise, had now leisure to study
 2 11|       was near uttering a cry of surprise; it was not Aramis who was
 3 18|        afford you that agreeable surprise." ~"Be satisfied," replied
 4 21|        Artagnan uttered a cry of surprise on beholding it. One might
 5 21|  Artagnan could not get over the surprise created in him by this minister,
 6 22|       the young queen, affecting surprise, "you are giving me, then,
 7 27|          moist abode, but to his surprise he perceived that Athos
 8 28|       the common way." ~"Ah, you surprise me. I thought I had told
 9 31|        them not only a matter of surprise, but of annoyance. ~"But
10 32|        visit, as he expressed no surprise at the sight of Porthos,
11 33| advantage of the first moment of surprise, shame, and terror, to triumph
12 34|        Artagnan uttered a cry of surprise, which was not quite free
13 36|       said d'Artagnan, affecting surprise; "is that possible, my God?--
14 37|   imprudent young man expected a surprise, mixed with shame--a slight
15 44|     crossbones--for in case of a surprise, he was to pass for the
16 47|        uttered an exclamation of surprise and indignation. ~"But this
17 58|       doing?" asked Milady, with surprise. ~"Pass your arms around
18 61|        me, madame, to express my surprise," said the abbess. ~"At
19 61|     woman drew back, filled with surprise and terror. ~"Oh, do not
20 61|       still in bed, petrified by surprise; so many unexpected things
21 63|         friends uttered a cry of surprise. ~Athos rose, and offering