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 1 1|     from his sleeve, to his own surprise. He reached the middle of
 2 1|    manner, when he heard to his surprise some coin rattling fantastically
 3 1|       abruptly, and showed some surprise at the sight of a piece
 4 1|        the guests thus taken by surprise, in a moment of weakness,
 5 2|      interviews with statesmen, surprise their convictions, try to
 6 2|       it seemed to cause her no surprise; she sought out a key from
 7 2|     starting involuntarily with surprise. ~" 'I will prove that it
 8 2| well-dressed beggar takes us by surprise. 'Do you remember the day
 9 3|       darling; I only wanted to surprise you, to sleep beside you.
10 3|       Open that window." ~Great surprise was clearly expressed on
11 3|       ungraciousness had been a surprise to him; he had spared them