In great astonishment, Mao asked what he meant by these words; and then he learnt that after his departure the landlord had had a second dream informing him of the above facts.
In great astonishment, they remarked to the priest that they had not visited this temple for some time, and asked when it had been thus repaired; to which he replied that the work had been only lately completed.
Chen, in great astonishment; and when the young lady asked him how he knew it, he told her the whole story of his pretending to be a Mr. P'an.
As he was several hours away, I hoped to see his face no more; but to my great astonishment he was brought back in the evening.
She put on a look of great astonishment, and threw all the blame upon the servant.
The clowns were looking at each other in great astonishment, not knowing what to make out of a well-dressed young man, looking very peaceful, and throwing his money to them with such generosity.
Mr. Hummel remained in a state of great astonishment.
He nodded significantly to Gabriel, who stared at him in great astonishment.
A few days subsequently, to my great astonishment, he sent a message to me by a friend, requesting that I would send him a copy of my Gypsy Gospel.
To my great astonishment I learned that the scow with her load of wood was at the wharf, Mr. W.
One day, to my great astonishment, I found that my work was to be changed from a domestic servant to a farm hand.
Several times the fleeing fox made his unwelcome appearance under the tree that secreted us from the horsemen’s view, and to my great astonishment I discovered we were lying over the hole that led to reynard’s den.
He, to my great astonishment, struck me with his pitchfork with so much force that he broke it over my shoulders.
When all hope was gone, He took her by the hand and bid her arise; and at the sound of His voice and the touch of His hand she arose and walked, and the world was astonished with a great astonishment.
And straightway the damsel arose, and walked; and they were astonished with a great astonishment.
At nine o'clock next morning, just as I was awaking, Donna Ignazia appeared, to my great astonishment, telling me how sorry she was to hear that I had not taken any supper.
Malbecco stopt in great astonishment, 2 And with pale eyes fast fixed on the rest, Their counsell crau'd, in daunger imminent.
I visited it several times, and, on every occasion, to my great astonishment, met a number of natives, who seemed to take the greatest interest in the objects before them.
To my great astonishment, I learned from my guide that our lodging for the night was near at hand; we had scarcely ridden twenty miles, but he affirmed that the next venda where we could stop, was too far distant.
To my great astonishment, I heard the children call their mothers mama or nana, their fathers baba, and their grandmothers ete or eti.
Mrs Nickleby would exclaim in great astonishment; 'I declare I never did!
In great astonishment Ch'en took a hair-pin, and inserted it into one of these places, when pff!
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