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• I was astonished. (10)
• You are astonished? (10)
• Lucy was astonished. (10)
• Sybil was astonished. (12)
• Are not you astonished? (4)
• My face astonished him. (10)
• You astonished the Frenchman! (10)
• The colonel was astonished and mortified. (1)
• Yet she had not spoken as one astonished. (10)
• She had never in her life been more astonished. (4)
• She astonished him by passing without another word. (10)
• You will be astonished to hear that you have dined. (10)
• He was astonished to see her so little disconcerted. (10)
• He was astonished and, I think, pained by my simplicity. (7)
• Beaton was astonished, and in a mistaken way he was disgusted. (9)
• If he had hit her he could not have astonished or hurt her more. (8)
• Kenton was astonished at himself for not having thought of that. (9)
• Pole was astonished to find that Besworth was altogether dropped. (10)
• She was astonished by his readiness, and thankful for the succour. (10)
• But I live out of the world, and am often astonished at what I hear. (4)
• The singular sharpness of her refusal astonished him none the less. (10)
• Franko looked naturally astonished at this amount of self-sacrifice. (10)
• We should not have been astonished had he said on board his balloon. (10)
• Yet she had by no means astonished him when her confession came out. (10)
• This prompt action greatly astonished the bombastic American general. (19)
• I was astonished when it came out that she knew about Every Other Week. (9)
• Gratian stared at her, astonished that she could see herself so clearly. (8)
• He was astonished at the strength of her face and figure, thus entrenched. (8)
• Let the races of men be by-and-by astonished at their Gods, if they please. (10)
• Mrs. Dashwood was too much astonished to speak, and another pause succeeded. (4)
• They were astonished to discover by the clock, that they had given him ten. (10)
• Evan was astonished and pleased to find in him an enthusiastic fern-collector. (10)
• No one was less astonished than Rose at the news that Evan renounced the estate. (10)
• The notification of so early a departure, or else his bluntness, astonished her. (10)
• He did not doubt my honesty, and I astonished him by taking him quite in earnest. (10)
• It was simply because he must tell everyone, everyone; then no one could be astonished. (8)
• They talked of people mostly; it astonished Lapham to hear with what freedom they talked. (9)
• He is naturally astonished that Emilia refused to see him; and she refused to see us too! (10)
• He was astonished at his fluency, because his mind was stammering and his hands twitching. (8)
• Astonished and taken at such a disadvantage, they yet did not hesitate to return the fire. (19)
• The young lady was astonished at his whirlwind wooing of her, and bent to it like a sapling. (10)
• His heart beat thick; which astonished him: hitherto it had never made that sort of movement. (10)
• Everybody whispers and peers and is astonished, and dares not trust the evidence of his senses. (12)
• And he rang the bell with an elation which astonished him, for he knew he was doing a soft thing. (8)
• Astonished at this flash of cynical inspiration, and ashamed of such plain speaking, she checked herself. (8)
• Astonished though I was, and shaken, it flashed through me that this was not the attack of a highwayman. (10)
• Gyp, uneasy and astonished, stared at her hand, still tingling from the pressure of his bristly moustache. (8)
• The mind will, as you may know, sometimes refuse to work when the sensations are shameful and astonished. (10)
• He railed at her to Algernon, and astonished the youth, who thought them in a fair way to make an alliance. (10)
• He railed at her to Algernon, and astonished the youth, who thought them in a fair way to make an alliance. (22)
• In the middle of it, there rang a cry from the doorway that astonished even him, it was so powerfully Irish. (10)
• Marianne was astonished to find how much the imagination of her mother and herself had outstripped the truth. (4)
• And I am astonished, as I look back, at the freshness of face and cheerfulness of manner of all whom I beheld. (2)
• Without waiting for an answer from the astonished guests, he limped back to his window to resume his listening. (5)
• On the other side of me sat my pet diplomatist, and I gave him one or two political secrets which astonished him. (10)
• Emma was almost too much astonished to answer; but Mrs. Elton hardly waited for the affirmative before she went on. (4)
• He seemed astonished at the summons, and looked as if half wishing and half fearing to be softened by what I might say. (4)
• But he was astonished to find that his Aminta proved herself clever, though she had now and then said something pointed. (10)
• At such times she astonished him by taking his most solemn histrionics with flippant incredulity, and even burlesquing them. (9)
• They stood a long time in a circle around our camp, either too much astonished or too stupid to reply to our volley of questions. (20)
• She was astonished and pouted a little, and talked to Lorm as though he were a parrot who refuses to chatter his accustomed words. (12)
• Her face still showed how bitter had been her mortification, and he was astonished that she kept her voice so level and emotionless. (8)
• He jumped, stumbled, spun round, recovered his balance, and walked forward, while the carriage with the astonished Hallidays rolled on. (8)
• Then she was astonished at the low, calm voice in which Mrs. Green acknowledged herself, and slowly proceeded to apologize for calling. (9)
• She was not surprised when Lord Lioncourt appeared, toward midnight, and astonished Miss Milray by claiming acquaintance with Clementina. (9)
• In 1802, Field astonished the Parisians by his masterly playing of Bach and Handel, but his individuality later took a more romantic turn. (3)
• The stupidity of Italian sbirri is proverbial, or a Milanese cavalier would have been astonished to conceive himself mistaken for a Bolognese. (10)
• Captain Gambier smiled brilliantly; and the lady, perceiving that polished shield, checked the shot of indignation on her astonished features, and laid it by. (10)
• Fleetwood swallowed that, too, though it conjured up a mocking recollection of the Baden woods, and an astonished wild donkey preparing himself for his harness. (10)
• If any one reproached her, she was astonished and not seldom on the verge of tears, like some one whose pure intentions had been incomprehensibly misunderstood. (12)
• Giulio Bandinelli and Marco Sana, though evidently astonished, and to some extent incredulous, listened like the perfectly trusty lieutenants in an enterprise which they were. (10)

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