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1The priest's sudden appearance in the refreshment-room had somewhat disconcerted Madame Volmar.
2He was at first somewhat disconcerted by finding Mrs. Proudie in the room.
3This somewhat disconcerted the Professor, who took his leave soon afterward.
4I did not mean to offend thee, said Gustave, somewhat disconcerted.
5When he saw those two tête-à-tête, he drew back, somewhat disconcerted.
6The strange fowl's intent look, its utter immobility, somewhat disconcerted him.
7The arrival of the pair somewhat disconcerted the Spink crowd, and they stopped fighting.
8Javert was evidently somewhat disconcerted by the perfect naturalness and tranquillity of M. Madeleine.
9I laughed at the look, and, somewhat disconcerted, he dropped his head down again.
10Devanne, somewhat disconcerted by this crude logic, rang the bell.
11Polycarp started and bent over her again, somewhat disconcerted, perhaps, but more humanly anxious.
12Onlookers were left somewhat disconcerted when the witness was confronted with his own hateful language.
13The speaker paused, somewhat disconcerted perhaps by the hardening of the lines in Hampton's face.
14There was still no answer, and the girls went out of the kitchen somewhat disconcerted.
15But it somewhat disconcerted him in the middle to find Miss Leyburn's eyes upon him.
16Thaddeus, somewhat disconcerted by this hasty call, with an agitated hand wrote the following letter:-
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