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Meanings of lead blindfold in English

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Usage of lead blindfold in English
1
No, heaven forbid that we should be led blindfold to ruin!
A Review of Uncle Tom's Cabin; or, An Essay on Slavery
2
When taken there, victims and judge were led blindfold.
The Prose Marmion: A Tale of the Scottish Border
3
He was, according to custom, led blindfold on horseback.
Memoirs of Napoleon Bonaparte — Volume 09
4
Show him that you will not be led blindfold even into an act that you meditate yourself.
Zanoni
5
For, as I have said, Ursula was not a woman to be led blindfold, even by her husband.
John Halifax, Gentleman
6
He had been subtly and slily guided to his goal-ledblindfold along a road that not of his choosing.
Australia Felix
7
Man goes through the slower process, and naturally relies more firmly on the result; for reason demonstrates where instinct leads blindfold.
The International Monthly, Volume 2, No. 4, March, 1851
8
I was taken to a certain place, whence I was led blindfold to the house, and afterwards brought back again in the same manner.
Short Stories Old and New
9
"Well," replied the robber, "you may remember a little of the way that you were led blindfold.
Short Stories Old and New
10
Will you let yourself be led blindfold by the first guide that offers, or run stupidly after the crowd without asking whither they are going?
Joy and Power: Three Messages with One Meaning
11
"Well," replied the robber, "you may, however, remember a little of the way that you were led blindfold.
The Junior Classics, Volume 5: Stories that never grow old
12
'These,' said Fronto, 'are the Christian devices, by which they would lead blindfold into their snares you, Romans, and your children.
Aurelian; or, Rome in the Third Century