With chairpoles backing into one shop or running ahead into another, with raucous cries from the coolies, he swung round countless corners, bewildered in a dark, leprous, nightmare bazaar.

After him came troops of haggard, toil-worn, famished men, without arms, bewildered with terror, fearing a second ambuscade at every step, and with the yells of the Indians still ringing in their ears.

But try setting it forth with his full accompaniments of reflection and information; you will be bewildered at his crowding so much into such small compass.

"He would start from some particular point and work his way point by point down to the minutest detail, not bewildering by a multiplicity of facts, but keeping them all in order with perfect handling, until the framing of the whole thing stood out luminously clear to the dullest comprehension.

He seemed bewildered by Anderson's blunt eloquence.

While these same men would have faced death bravely in battle, they were completely bewildered at this moment.

To me, who have spent the greatest part of my life out of Europe, the whole scene is so new that I am quite bewildered with it; and you will, I am afraid, as I write on the impulse of the moment, find my ideas at times rather incoherently put together.

I was as frightened and bewildered as the captured young of a wild creature.

Whom, late bewildered in the dank, dark fen, Far from his flocks and smoking hamlet then, To that sad spot [where hums the sedgy weed:] On him, enraged, the fiend, in angry mood, Shall never look with Pity's kind concern, But instant, furious, raise the whelming flood O'er its drowned bank, forbidding all return.

" "As yet, he seems to be more bewildered than happy, as, indeed, does the whole family.

Why then are you angry with the unhappy woman that she has been bewildered about the most important things, and is become a viper instead of a human creature?

Once introduce that I, and you get bewildered between faith and feeling.

The black woman was startled and bewildered for an instant; then she held her off at arm's length, and looked at her with astonishment, saying: "Bless the Lord!

They were as much bewildered as I. In fact, I could not account for the actions of the command except that there was rank, craven cowardice somewhere, and the language I used was freely punctuated with adjectives not fit for print.

Instead of flying to her friendly lap for that protection which I had so often experienced when I have been weak and timid, I shrunk back terrified and bewildered to my bed, where I lay in broken sleeps and miserable fancies, till the morning, which I had so much reason to wish for, came.

Like two sparrows that had dropped blinded and bewildered on the vast plain out of the snow cloud, they huddled together without one friendly sign to tell them whence they had come or whither they were going.

Here is the second one!" CHAPTER XXIV COINS AND POSTAGE STAMPS Chet looked bewildered for a minutethen disgusted, an expression that was faithfully reflected on the faces of the other boys.

I feel painfully bewildered amid conflicting testimonies, and sometimes long to flee away from everybody.

He awoke with an exclamation, staring bewildered into the horrified face above.

One finds the "runways" or paths made by the deer traversing the woods in every direction,a perfect labyrinth of byways, ending nowhere and often bringing the incautious wanderer, who supposes them to be paths, back to his starting-place, with the result that he is at once bewildered beyond recovery.

"Mark!" Turned to stone, incredulous of their eyes, bewildered beyond the power to move, were those who saw.

And jest think of every single thing that wuz ever manufactured from a hatpin to a rose-wood bedstead, and from a needle to a piano, and there it wuz in plain sight if you could git to it, for truly you got bewildered amongst the endless displays.

As he was standing bewildered inside the dining-room a servant caught hold of him and piloted him to his seat.

[Hh] with this hope; but soon 700 Were lost, bewildered among woods immense, And on a rock sate down, to wait for day.

Amongst the two parties which unequally divided the nation, between those who defended the past in its entirety, its abuses as well as its grandeurs, and those who were marching on bewildered towards a reform of which they did not foresee the scope, the struggle underwent certain moments of stoppage and of abrupt reaction towards the old state of things.