I grew dazed with much thinking.

For an instant the Indians stood dazed at the suddenness of the attack, and then with a yell they broke for the other side of the clearing.

" Johnnie had turned away and faltered on a few paces in a daze of humiliation and misery.

He staggered to his feet, dazed for a moment, and Jean Croisset stood in the middle of the floor, his caribou skin coat thrown off, his hands clenched, his eyes darkening with a dangerous fire.

Dazed in the first moment of this flooding consciousness, he is presently to be heard recalling instances of his noble conduct under difficulty, of righteous fortitude under strain.

She looked up, dazed from the shock.

That the mind of the reader may not become hopelessly dazed by contemplating this last paragraph, I will stop.

Adam and Eve, the first day in the Garden, could not have been any more dazed than these two young things who had strayed in out of the rain.

I had been dazed before ever I came into the chalk pit, but now, at this succession of incidents, I began to rub my eyes and ask myself whether this was young Louis de Laval, late of Ashford, in Kent, or whether it was some dream of the adventures of a hero of Pigault Lebrun.

He seemed a bit dazed like, and by the time he went 'ome he 'ad made bets with thirteen of 'em.

Then there were eight or ten dead men and about as many wounded, sitting dazed on the grass for the most part, though one was shouting "Vive l'Empereur!"

I simply clung there desperately, hopelessly, yet the salt water soon served to revive me physically, and even my brain began to arouse from its daze to a faint realization of the conditions.

I got out into the open air, feeling half-dazed as one of the under porters called me a cab.

Tomlinson staggered forwards to find the whole front part of the vessel driven inwards, and a single seaman sitting dazed amid splintered spars, flapping sails, and writhing, lashing cordage.

It was question of passing the time, that went round; for, though all their words fell dead on my ear at the moment, it was in charactery that afterward I could recall, reïllume, and read; and one was for games, and one for charades, and one for another thing;and I sat silent and dazed through it all.

They seemed stupefied for lack of sleep, or dazed after the noise of battle.

She had been stumbling in a daze towards the door.

He watched it in one of those dazes during which one sees everything.

Juliana, dazed beyond a Whipple calm for almost the first time in her thirty years, found her own hand perforce upon his.

His stentorian anger afforded so material a contrast to the placid environment that Deacon stood dazed under the vocal avalanche, hearing but a blur of objurgation.