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 1 1,5|          no less to his extreme surprise, he felt a tiny piece of
 2 1,8|        Pencroft, to his extreme surprise, found that the terrible
 3 1,9|      and reserve the best for a surprise." ~"Well said," remarked
 4 1,6|   settlers had the disagreeable surprise of seeing Top stop before
 5 1,6|        Top, the first moment of surprise over, began a reptile chase
 6 2,1|  uncovered. Herbert, wishing to surprise Pencroft, said nothing about
 7 2,4|     half-past ten, to the great surprise of Cyrus Harding, Herbert,
 8 2,5|        and saw to their extreme surprise, a boat floating down the
 9 2,6|      guard themselves against a surprise. ~Pencroft hailed again. ~
10 2,7|        will be guarded from any surprise." ~The bridge was the most
11 2,7|        wreck, but, to the great surprise of the bystanders, one of
12 2,7|        other side, to his great surprise, and by the will of Heaven,
13 2,9|        gazed, with a feeling of surprise bordering on stupefaction.
14 2,0|      could not but excite their surprise to the highest degree. ~"'
15 3,6|       Granite House against any surprise. It was necessary to completely
16 3,6|  retreat would be safe from any surprise. ~This work had been so
17 3,8|       being seen, being able to surprise by the suddenness of their
18 3,2| deserted camps. ~"This does not surprise me," said Cyrus Harding
19 3,2|     number to guard against any surprise. ~Spilett grasped his companion'
20 3,4|     even have made a gesture of surprise. In their state of mind
21 3,5|       voice, and to the extreme surprise of his companions, he uttered
22 3,6|      tone which evinced extreme surprise,-~"Sir, I have no name." ~"