The living, or spitting, image and a dead ringer; The lapidary in a clump of merry-go-round; The hoodwink on a spray of ragamuffin.

The poor ignorant Indians are easily hoodwinked in matters of business.

But being so misled all their lives in superstition, and carried hoodwinked like hawks, how can they prove otherwise than blind idiots, and superstitious asses?

It is to be feared that the godly have too long been hoodwinked with such frivolous pretexts; and it is high time for every one that has the low case of the work of God in the land at heart, to be awakened to renew their covenant with God and keep the same.

Whilst he was trying to pacify the dog, the latter bit him severely in the arm, drawing a good deal of bloodthe crimson scar across his face was a last happy inspiration which put the finishing touch to his disguise and to the hoodwinking of the police and of me.