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… in surprise and began to groan. They had promised to meet me in Boston, but thought they would disappoint us by going to Randolph, and while we were in Boston …

… its surprises. Mary Clough reported:

… was surprised at the large number of new faces in her audience. Many new workers had joined the forces in the three or four years since she had attended a General …

… been surprised. Five months earlier she had written to its managers a message that was read to the board:

The train stopped for a time in Atlanta, and the traveling party was surprised to see about 20 or 30 believers at the station awaiting them. They came on board for a few minutes. Fathers, mothers, and children gathered around to shake hands.

… somewhat surprised, and very much pleased, to find the cause of God in so prosperous a condition in Oregon.

… happily surprised.

… a surprise move—a “new experience for many of our brethren in Europe” as Ellen White described it. At the close of her discourse, she called “for all who desired …

… somewhat surprised to learn that it was a cemetery. ... Evergreen hedges separated the inclosures, and choice flowers and shrubs were scattered everywhere …

… a surprise to her hearers, who had expected a rousing campaign address, full of garish stories and startling statistics. Instead, Mrs. White chose to present …