1
The members of the household were so stupefied that they had done nothing.
2
Grief and terror had so stupefied their senses that they did not know Prospero.
3
Others became so stupefied that they lost all their senses.
4
Never was a company of people so perplexed, so interested, and so stupefied, before.
5
His sensibilities were so stupefied by his sickness that these sounds excited but little emotion.
6
Touched by their interest and charity, Michael was so stupefied that he could scarcely speak.
7
I will not suppose a brother so stupefied; and therefore to that I will not answer.
8
The Comtesse was so stupefied that she did not know what to say in reply, at first.
9
The thighs of many were paralysed and many were so stupefied that they lost all their energy.
10
He was so stupefied that, on recovery, he hurried upstairs and got Hammond to levant with him.
11
It is not enough to debase them; they must be so stupefied that they wish to be debased.
12
She recalled him sitting there alone, so immersed, so stupefied; yet she was sure he was not stupid.
13
But I made proper allowance for myself; I approved myself for being so stupefied by a really stupefying thing.
14
Terror had so stupefied the Old Boy, that he could not hear a word of what his companion said.
15
Not an exclamation was heard, not a hand raised to stay his departure, so stupefied were all with astonishment.
16
Why art thou so stupefied?
