1
At these unexpected words of the emperor, the three sisters were much confounded.
2
Eben Dudley, like most of the auditors, was too much confounded to reply.
3
Rowley was so much confounded by this unexpected charge, that he was silent.
4
They were labouring for an answer, I own; but she was too much confounded.
5
Others, hearing it, become as much confounded as thou hast suffered thyself to be.
6
They are growing sick of the Tariff question; and consequently are much confounded at V.B.
7
Why, to be sure, sir, innocence and guilt are too much confounded in human life.
8
For a few minutes Mary was too much confounded by her mother's rapidity to reply.
9
The captain stared about him, apparently as much confounded by the situation as was the boy.
10
But Vernon was as much confounded by this unexpected result of the duel as his principal.
11
Julie was almost as much confounded as Lucille.
12
Ethel was too much confounded to speak.
13
The young nobleman was as much confounded by their appearance as if two spectres had risen before him.
14
He was to the full as much confounded as poor Ellen had once been at a request of his.
15
Those who did not, were quite too much confounded to show much impatience in taking up arms against him.
16
Nora was very much confounded, and looked at Daisy as if a gap in the ground had suddenly separated them.