When I was able to reopen them, I stood more stupefied even than surprised.

The country at first was more stupefied than alarmed.

When I was able to reopen them, I stood still, far more stupefied than astonished.

I listened, ever more stupefied by the moment.

Had a brazen band been drawn firmly round his forehead it could not have felt more stupefied.

Kennedy watched them, more stupefied than if he had been struck over the head by Long Sin.

Felicia was even more stupefied than grief-stricken.

Felicia was even more stupefied than sorrowful.

Had the well, had the entire wall, disappeared beneath the earth, she would not have been more stupefied.

The constable, looking slightly more stupefied than ever, brought the slippers, and I heard him ejaculate: 'Well, I'm blowed!'

More stupefied than frightened, the child said not a word.

"'Yudhishthira said, "O grandsire, my understanding is once more stupefied by doubt.