When at last he looked up, it was with a dazed air and an almost humble mien: "Providence has me this time," he muttered.

" The Major seemed dazed.

"What do you think you will do?" The girl seemed dazed and for a time could not reply.

The remittance men, unarmed and confronted by their own revolvers, stood gaping open-mouthed and seemingly dazed.

Then, as the wagon landed, a new crash and a new shock dazed his wits completely.

He repeated the words, in a dazed way.

As the old man crossed the threshold his hands were clasped behind him; his shoulders had fallen together, not in weariness now, but in a kind of dazed, studious expectancy; and he faced the "Portrait of a Lady.

cried Jimsy, as a shouting, excited crowd surrounded the aëroplane in which Peggy still sat, feeling dazed and a little dizzy.

For one moment Grimm stood still, dazed and blinded by the sudden blackness, and again he started toward the door.

Miss Thorne was leaning against the wall as if dazed; the revolver lay at her feet.

The warden paused, dazed, incredulous before the audacity of it, while he studied two calm eyes which peered at him through the slits of the mask.

It was said and done so quickly that Howard, dazed, confused and utterly unable to account for anything, was led away without a protest.

" Angela stared at the earnest little face as if she were dazed, bewildered in a dark place, and groping for light.

Glendin stood dazed, his face mottled with a sick pallor.

At 15.43 I was outside again, dazed and a little frightened, with a certificate of identity in my hand.

At length the old man began to mendhe was patient and quiet, easily amused, and made no complaint, but his mind was forever weakened, and he seemed to have only a dazed recollection of what had happened.

" She was obviously a little dazed by all this.

It was no wonder he was dazed, for the opera he found himself listening to seemed like a changeling.

That was, I think, what we were all doing for some time after the warspinning round and round, silly and dazed, without purpose or power.

He tried to put the thought from him, and returned, a little dazed and helpless, to his chair.

" When Jay, very wet and dazed, reached Eighteen Mabel Place, she found a card pushed under the door.

she exclaimed, as if dazed.

" "A stationary stand," he repeated, as if somewhat dazed before this practical detail.

When they got back to Mr. Carrington he was sitting up, dazed and weak, but able to warn them against the danger in the pool.

ventured Rrisa, a sort of dazed horror dawning in his eyes.