So had the conjuror declared; and so these misguided heathens believed.

In the midst of her pain she was proud that he also had conscience on his side, however misguided it seemed to her.

"The king's barber is enjoined to be cleanly, not to frequent the company of misguided women, for fear of danger to the king's royal person.

The English-speaking nations should build a monument to the misguided enthusiasts of the Plain of Shinar; for, as the mixture of many bloods seems to have made them the most vigorous of modern races, so has the mingling of divers speeches given them a language which is perhaps the noblest vehicle of poetic thought that ever existed.

But within their borders there may the Osmanlis dwell secure and undisturbed, so long as they conform to the habits of civilised people with regard to their neighbours, and it is a question whether, now that the military despotism which has always misguided the fortunes of this people, has no possible fields for conquest, and no need of securing security, the nation will not settle down into the quiet existence of small neutral countries.

The Negroes in the North, therefore, should not on the eve of the economic revolution follow the advice of their misguided and misleading race leaders who are diverting their attention from their actual welfare to a specialization in politics.

In the case of the child not thus befriended, we see it, either exposed to the dangerous associations of the street, or to the bad examples of its parents; to their unkindness and severity, or misguided indulgence; and presented, moreover, with every facility, as well as every temptation, to do wrong.

No; we are assured that these fiery mists are formed by the collision of misguided orbs; and we are even askedor, at least we were askedto believe that this process must go on until all systems are agglomerated in one orb, to be ultimately congealed into stone.

Obviously we were saved, and one felt a momentary pang of pity for the misguided Germans who had taken on such an impossible task.

"WELL-MEANING, BUT MISGUIDED, FRIEND!

How infinitely preferable the existence of the poor countryman, even though times be hard, to that of the misguided being of whom it may be said: "Through life's dark road his sordid way he wends An incarnation of fat dividends "!

I don't say my dear misguided Daddy wouldn't raise a merry little row just at first.

They may, under the influence of temporary excitement or misguided opinions, commit mistakes; they may be misled for a time by the suggestions of self-interest; but in a community so enlightened and patriotic as the people of the United States argument will soon make them sensible of their errors, and when convinced they will be ready to repair them.

But to the last, these chivalric, but prejudiced and misguided gentlemen declined to listen to my explanations.

No; it would only be a sacrifice to your mad and misguided love of fame,to that passion which has been the source of all your miseries, of the most tragical calamities to others, and of every misfortune that has happened to me.

The former must have produced a collision with the populace, and the blood of many whom he believed to be as loyal as he knew they were misguided and excited would have flowed freely; the latter, he foresaw, would be misconstrued into an act of personal cowardice, but he knew it would prevent a flow of blood, the remembrance of which would keep alive the bitterest elements of political animosity for years to come.

"From a labyrinth without a clew, in which the most enlightened scholars of Europe have mazed themselves and misguided others, the author ventures to turn aside.

Nor is it encouraging to arm for the defence of the Convention, which is despised, or to oppose the violence of a populace, who, however misguided, are more objects of compassion than of punishment.

I shall give it my Reader as well as I can remember, in his own Words, after having premised, that if Consolations may be drawn from a wrong Religion and a misguided Devotion, they cannot but flow much more naturally from those which are founded upon Reason, and established in good Sense.

In spite of the generous, if misguided, efforts of occasional critics, posterity has not seen fit to endorse this view.

Private Tosh made a misguided but well-meaning attempt to straighten out the conversation.

You are not, like me, a poor misguided orphan, then; you have a father.

Misguided hordes had followed them to defeat and death.

His political sirventes show an insight into the affairs of his age, which is in strong contrast to the whimsicality which seems to have misguided his own life.

Are you one of those misguided male creatures who profess to understand women?"