Encara no tenim significats per a "deep stupor".
1The deep stupor of the soldiers and sailors instantly changed to despair.
2These faces expressed in their lines the deep stupor of the tired soldiers.
3The deep stupor seemed to pass, and he began to moan.
4And in his room Sir Everard lay in a deep stupor-itwas not sleep.
5He awoke suddenly from a deep stupor and cried out, in a clear voice:
6A deep stupor had taken hold of my mind: thought seemed to stand still.
7For the most part King slept, lapsing into the deep stupor of a drugged man.
8We found him lying at full length, apparently in a deep stupor, yet still alive.
9Dressings were then applied; repeated and repeated again; but still the sick man lay in a deep stupor.
10There was a long, deep stupor.
11The noise of the front-door closing with a slam roused Jean from the deep stupor into which he had fallen.
12We bathed the wounds as he lay in a deep stupor, and I dressed them as well as I could.
13He did not know what had become of Colonel Winchester, and his comrades still lay upon the ground in a deep stupor.
14This young midshipman's name was Pennington, and the fact was that he lay in deep stupor from the effects of smoking opium!
15But Haldane was sunk in the deepest stupor.
Aquesta col·locació està formada per:
Deep stupor a través del temps
Deep stupor per variant geogràfica