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 1  1,2|    looked at him with greater astonishment. His surprise, indeed, seemed
 2  2,2| smoking-room, motionless with astonishment. He did not know what surprised
 3  3,3|      baron opened his eyes in astonishment. "Ah! then you adore your
 4  5,6|     formed. ~M. de Valorsay's astonishment must have been intense when
 5  6,3|      inquired, with an air of astonishment: "What do you mean?" ~"That
 6  7,2|    him with admirably feigned astonishment, glanced despairingly at
 7  8,4|     Heaven in real or feigned astonishment. "Yourself!" she repeated
 8 10,1|       He read it with intense astonishment, rubbing his eyes as if
 9 10,2|    restrain an exclamation of astonishment. Chupin, who was as eager
10 11,2|    dilating with distrust and astonishment. The poor boy's repulsive
11 13,5|  opened his eyes in pretended astonishment, and it was with an air
12 14,3|     he exclaimed in unfeigned astonishment: "You here already?" ~It
13 16,1|              1~Stupefied with astonishment, M. Wilkie stood for a moment
14 20,3|    out together, to the great astonishment of such as chance to meet