Suddenly the little brunette runs up to the surprised gentleman in the nobby suit, throws her arms about his neck and kisses him.
You must not remind him of his tardiness if he does not arrive until half past six, or be surprised if you see him patiently waiting for you at three.
He was so surprised at this sudden adventure that, really, he did not know what to say.
Squinty was so surprised at seeing the strange animal that the little pig stood still.
In a tone, whose clearness and emphasis surprised us, the departing saint breathed forth a blessing on those who surrounded him, "in the name of that God, whose peace passeth all understanding.
Three months after, they met again; and were surprised to find each other cheerful and gay.
As I entered the office of the Commandant I was surprised to see him handling my little camera.
Looking down the road I was surprised to see a huge column of dust, and what appeared to be a never-ending crowd of soldiers, marching in column.
For the moment I could not collect my thoughts and sat up somewhat surprised at the unusual brilliancy of the light playing upon my face, which was in striking contrast to the dismal blackness of the barracks.
All things considered I am not surprised that at first I was shunned by one and all, both compatriots and the military guards.
I sold my watch to secure a little ready money, and as I moved across the camps to be abruptly challenged by the sentries I was surprised to see them change their demeanour when I showed my "pass.
His appearance offered convincing testimony as to the privations he had suffered, but I was completely surprised by the terrible tale he unfolded.
Reaching this official I was surprised to see among a stack of other baggage my own belongings.
I had tasted this characteristic at Wesel and frankly was not a bit surprised at anything which loomed up, always resolving at all hazards to make the best of an uncomfortable position.
His comrades were too surprised at my unexpected rebellion to extend assistance, until at last their dull wits took in the situation.
Even he, steeped although he was in brutality, was evidently somewhat surprised by the effectiveness of this penalty, and he laughed loud and long at the shrieks and misery of the unhappy Zouave.
They were attending to their trawls when they were surprised and captured.
I passed him safely and still keeping to the trees pushed forward, only to be surprised to discover another sentry standing on watch with his loaded rifle.
I am confident that if I had dared to strike a match I should have been surprised by a volley of bullets from all directions.
Knowing full well that my friend was a man of infinite resource and initiative I was not surprised to learn a week or two later that "Ruhleben knew Mahoney no longer.
About three weeks after my arrival at Cologne, K---- and I were surprised to hear familiar voices in the hall of his home.
He was so surprised at this unexpected sequel to his arrogant order that he merely stood still, spluttering and cursing.
We surprised a large brown bear which immediately retreated into the woods.
On the morning of the 25th we weresurprised by some early symptoms of the approach of winter; the small pools were frozen over and a flock of geese passed to the southward.
The early part of January proved mild, the thermometer rose to 20 degrees above zero, and we were surprised by the appearance of a kind of damp fog approaching very nearly to rain.
Two days before his death I was surprised to observe him sitting for nearly three hours, in a piercingly sharp day, in the saw-pit, employed in gathering the dust and throwing it by handfuls over his body, which was naked to the waist.
On the 22nd we were surprised by a visit from a dog; the poor animal was in low condition and much fatigued.
I shouldn't be a bit surprised if these men could lead me direct to something that would show where immense quantities of fur have gone in the past six months.
Goodness gracious," she exclaimed, in a surprised tone.
However, we had better dust out of here, for we don't want to be surprised by anyone that happens to come along, especially whoever is using this place.
Many on both sides may be surprised to find suddenly proposed as a test to both sides the readiness to adventure bravely on the Sea of Life.
We are surprised that any Irishman could be so foolish, though, no doubt, many Englishmen are so simple as to believe it.
He who thinks Ireland's struggle to express her own mind, to give utterance to her own tongue, to stand behind her own frontier, is but a sentiment will be surprised to find it leads him to this point.
I am not surprised at the hostility displayed even in France against him by both Catholics and Protestants.
The professor looked momentarily surprised and disconcerted by this intelligence; but, quickly recovering himself, and excusing himself to Lady Olivia, he hurried away to the library, to see who this unexpected visitor might be.
We can penetrate into solitudes that ordinary travellers dare not attempt to reach, and I shall be rather surprised if we do not find ourselves amply rewarded by some very interesting discoveries, as was the case during our last cruise.
As to Johnson, you will be surprised to hear that I have had him in the chair in which I am now writing.
Trinity College, Dublin, at this time surprised Johnson with a spontaneous compliment of the highest academical honours, by creating him Doctor of Laws[1428].
Mr. Langton was exceedingly surprised when the sage first appeared.
They were, at length, very much surprised to see a pompous edition of it in folio, dedicated to the Princess Dowager of Wales, by a Dr.
But, one day, as he was coming down stairs, he was surprised to see a stranger enter the hall, looking about as if the house belonged to him.
So she murmured softly to herself: 'I am not surprised that people are so loth to die when they know that they will see such horrible creatures.
She made such lament that the people of the village came running, and Gudu and Isuro jumped up also, and pretended to be as surprised and interested as the rest.
The woman had been surprised before at the disappearance of her food, but she was more astonished still when, instead of the plank, she beheld a baby.
I am not surprised that he has kept her for fifteen years hidden away from the eyes of the world.
Now both the prince and Becasigue were quite unaware that the old woman had any guests besides themselves, and, following afar, were much surprised to behold Eglantine and her charge enter the cottage.
At first the king was so surprised and frightened that he could only stare; but the fakeer beckoned to him to come down, so, mustering up his courage, he boldly stepped down into the grave.
He came to a standstill, lookingsurprised and nervous.
His middle-aged heart surprised him by giving one quick, soft beat.
The captain stopped suddenly, appeared to perceive his audience for the first time, and represented the part of a man surprised in his private hour of pleasure.
And one day, when he was forward, he was surprisedto feel a caressing hand run down his shoulder, and to hear the voice of Sally Day crooning in his ear: 'You gootch man!
He set down his glass again, and was surprised to see it empty.
Beauchamp was not surprised that Mr. Romfrey and Dr.
So effectually did he accomplish the task, that he was frequently surprised during the evening and the night by the effervescence of a secret exultation rising imp-like within him, that was, he assured himself, perfectly unaccountable.
He walked out and was surprised to find his boyhood friend and cousin, Dennis Hanks.
On the morning of election day I stepped in to see Mr. Lincoln, and was surprised to learn that he did not intend to cast his vote.
After reaching Cincinnati, Mr. Lincoln was a little surprised and annoyed to learn that his client had also associated with him Mr. Edwin M.
At this day one is a little surprised that some of the generous and wealthy members of the party in Chicago or elsewhere did not come forward and volunteer their aid.
On inquiring the name of the defendant I was surprised to learn that it was my old friend Isaac Wyant, formerly of Indiana.
Everyone looked back to ascertain the cause of the demonstration, and was greatly surprised to find that it was Mr. Lincoln.
Archie was not surprised at her being popular and in demand among her friends, but that did not help him to become reconciled to her absence.
If you don't let those chappies find me, I shouldn't besurprised if I bought one.
Not for the first time since he had arrived in America, Archie marvelled at the cynical detachment of the New Yorker, who permits himself to be surprised at nothing.
The small tailor, standing in his doorway, seemed in no way surprised at the spectacle of Archie, whom he had seen pass at a conventional walk some five minutes before, returning like this at top speed.
He had lunched early, but so crowded with emotions had been the period following lunch that he was surprised to find that the hour was only just two.
He was surprised to see a startled expression come into her brown eyes.
The way he was travelling," agreed the proprietor, "I wouldn't be surprised if he was in Europe by this.
Now, however, under the influence of these small, sweet berries, Dot was surprised to hear voices everywhere.
Several young bower birds came and joined in the chat, and Dot was surprised to see how different their plumage was from the satin blue-black of the old birds.
All this time the Kangaroo had been speaking, only Dot had been too surprised to listen.
When she did look up, she was surprised to see that she was no longer alone.
All the creatures present looked gravely at Dot, to see what effect this harangue in her own language would have upon her, and were somewhat surprised to see her holding her little sides, and rolling about with laughter.
Elizabeth was not surprised at it, as Jane had written the direction remarkably ill.
I was never more surprised than by his behaviour to us.
I am the less surprised at what has happened," replied Sir William, "from that knowledge of what the manners of the great really are, which my situation in life has allowed me to acquire.
I confess," said he, "that I should not have been at all surprised by her ladyship's asking us on Sunday to drink tea and spend the evening at Rosings.
I am no longer surprised at your knowing only six accomplished women.
Elizabeth hoped she had silenced him; but he soon afterwards said: "I was surprised to see Darcy in town last month.
With proper civilities the ladies then withdrew; all of them equally surprised that he meditated a quick return.
Jane confessed herself a little surprised at the match; but she said less of her astonishment than of her earnest desire for their happiness; nor could Elizabeth persuade her to consider it as improbable.
Your uncle is as much surprised as I am--and nothing but the belief of your being a party concerned would have allowed him to act as he has done.
I must confess myselfsurprised by your application; I did not expect it from you.
Hilda O'Neil was the name written on the second letter, this and nothing more; but this no longer surprised me.
I was not greatly surprisedto hear of Lossing in Washington Avenue, for we knew well enough that his first evening's visit would be to Miss Jenrys.
With rapid steps I crossed to the opposite window, and, taking off my hat, bowed before the surprised and now somewhat haughty-looking blonde.
It was a pallid and cowardly countenance that the light revealed, and I was not surprised to recognise the man I had dubbed 'Smug' upon the day of my arrival at the World's Fair.
Of course he proposed to her; and in a fashion that surprised her; his pleading was so desperate, his manner so almost fierce.
When I met a New York acquaintance, down near the lake shore, she quitesurprised me by quietly slipping away.
As I left the house, intent upon my new errand, I was not surprised to see approaching it, almost at the door, in fact, Monsieur Voisin.
As might have been expected, after two or three turns he left the field at the south end of the block, going east; and very soon after your man came out and turned south, which surprised me a little.
He was labouring, evidently, under some strong mental strain, and I was not much surprisedwhen he asked June for a private interview, and in such a supplicating manner that she could hardly refuse.
They were not a little surprised at such a reception, and were driven to conclude that the man must be the laird himself.
The ladies of the New House were not a little surprised the next day when, as they sat waiting their guests, the door of the drawing-room opened, and they saw the young highlanders enter in ordinary evening dress.
She was not so anxious about her sister, however, as piqued that she had not herself gathered one expression of homage, surprised one look of admiration, seen one sign of incipient worship in either.
NOYES 'Returning alumni this year were somewhatsurprised to find the Hall used for a lecture on the eve of our great gridiron struggle, and some were very much disappointed.
I should not be surprised if her very eagerness attracted the thing she longed for.
I feel very near her though we are separated by a hundred miles; and I should not be surprised if, in the muffled 'Woof!
He was surprised when you opened the door, but he played his part so well that you did not suspect he had been in the house before.
No," said the detective, who obviously was surprisedat the suggestion.
As Marsland passed the barn, his horse surprised him by whinnying sharply and plucking the loose bridle from his arm.
Davlin was not surprised at her silence; he was prepared for a little coyness; in fact, for some resistance, and expected to have occasion for the specious eloquence always at his command.
Claire looked a trifle surprised at her indifference to the destruction of her elegant furniture, but made no answer.
And if I did not know Miss Cora Weston so very well, I should be surprised at all this mystery; as it is, I simply wait to be enlightened.
Suddenly a sharp exclamation broke from her lips, and Olive turned towards her a look of surprised inquiry.
You were still in the drawing-room, and I passed on to the kitchen, surprised to find that it was very late.
But he was somewhat surprised upon being desired, by Mr. Davlin, to equip himself for a walk, the object of which was to allay the alarm of Miss Arthur and her friend, and invite them to the manor forthwith.
Olive looked somewhat surprised at this question, but replied: "His parents were not well to do, but he was a favorite with a rich old uncle, who paid his college expenses and made him a liberal allowance.
Fagin was surprised when he saw the crowd, but he did not seem displeased.
He was quick to learn and often surprised Morton by his aptitude; but his chief characteristic was his almost phenomenal grasp of spiritual truths.
As she passed out of the church, she encountered the earnest glance of surprised and delighted recognition from Gotleib.
He looked somewhat surprised as he opened it; but our friend proceeding to explain that it was at my suggestion he had procured it in place of the lost one, the old grateful expression at once beamed up in the eyes of No.
Miss Clinton cast both arms around her, and drew her to her heart, with an eagerness that surprised Alice.
Mrs. Endicott felt a little surprised at the coincidence of her thought of her friend and that friend's appearance.
That night, as he laid his head upon his pillow, he could not help feeling surprised at his sudden accession of happiness.
I followed her into the room, and was surprised and shocked to find the dear boy in a high fever; his little arms tossing restlessly, and his lips dry and parched.
The young man did not appear to notice it, but threw himself into his arms in an open-hearted manner, which surprised me.
