Chapter

 1  1,2|    pocketed the coin, not a little surprised by this sudden decision
 2  1,2|           The marvellous luxury so surprised Pascal, that he asked himself
 3  2,2| astonishment. He did not know what surprised him the most, Van Klopen'
 4  3,2|       quickly continued, "don't be surprised if, during the coming week,
 5  7,4|           s expressions would have surprised her - have enlightened her
 6  7,5|         himself, but he was rather surprised at the effect of his eloquence. "
 7  7,7|          him loose; and then seems surprised because the boy is guilty
 8  7,7|      Wilkie enter. A dozen times I surprised him listening eagerly, as
 9  8,2|          the maid, who was greatly surprised to find this handsome, queenly
10  8,3|          that she was not a little surprised when Madame de Fondege resumed: "
11  9,2|          room that evening. For it surprised her that a keen-sighted
12  9,5|           leaving the photographer surprised at the adventure and dazzled
13 10,3|            tenderness which had so surprised M. Fortunat. "You are always
14 11,4|         appointments of the office surprised her, for she had expected
15 12,1|        home when he arrived, which surprised him considerably, for he
16 12,2|           is why he was so greatly surprised to see her doing the mistress
17 12,4|             I should not be at all surprised." ~It was necessary to ascertain
18 13,1|       matter?" inquired the baron, surprised by this sudden embarrassment. "
19 13,8|       thing. I shouldn't be at all surprised if it were proved that the
20 13,8|          shouldn't be so very much surprised." ~M. de Valorsay had now
21 14,2|            blunder - Wilkie was so surprised that he almost dropped his
22 17,1|        Marguerite had been greatly surprised on the occasion of her visit
23 18,2|              Monsieur!" ~He was so surprised that he stood as if petrified,
24 19,2|        would undoubtedly have been surprised at the step she had taken,