1
They are easily deceived and notoriously subject to such delusions.
2
The sheriff held no such delusions that the thieves would give up the goods.
3
The multitude most naturally surrendered themselves to all such delusions.
4
Tell me, has the Captain ever had such delusions before?
5
Mildred, inexperienced as she was, had no such delusions.
6
Why will you harbor such delusions, Giles?
7
But let me assure you, Ninian and I have long let go such delusions, and neither are we alone.
8
Kelly had no such delusions.
9
But such delusions are short-lived.
10
Alas, alas, for such delusions!
11
This patient was restless and forever talking or shouting, as any man might if oppressed by such delusions as his.
12
Is it possible," she broke forth, impatiently, "that in such a strait as this, girl, you can encourage such delusions!
13
The strange thing is that such delusions survive any amount of experience; that one cannot read into other lives the things that trouble one's own.
14
She laughed such delusions to scorn as Vogelstein tucked her beautiful furred coverlet-theyreclined together a great deal in their elongated chairs-wellover her feet.
15
Such delusions always hover nigh whenever a beacon-fire of truth is kindled.
16
Such delusions multiply with the complexity of the life led.
