astonishment

But the noise and astonishment of the people, at seeing me rise and walk, are not to be expressed.

She went up to the pan, to the great astonishment of the cook, who stood motionless at the sight of her.

But what raised public astonishment to a climax, and set all conjecture at defiance, was the knowledge that the same stranger who had in the morning visited the Allees de Meillan had been seen in the evening walking in the little village of the Catalans, and afterwards observed to enter a poor fisherman's hut, and to pass more than an hour in inquiring after persons who had either been dead or gone away for more than fifteen or sixteen years.

When we met again I declared my astonishment at finding him there.

Maren attempted some further questioning, but was unable longer to restrain the family's tongues; the story of Deluse's death and burial came out, greatly to the good minister's astonishment.