She could only look about her with a vague wonder and disappointment.

He merely felt a vague wonder how long Stahl had been watching.

He did not dream that every man had felt the same vague wonder.

It was quite a new feeling-somethingthat filled her with a vague wonder.

There was a vague wonder at that, but it soon died.

With these thoughts there was mingled a vague wonder at her own position.

In both minds the same thought lingered-thevague wonder how much the other knew.

The child looked over his companion with a vague wonder.

She thought of that little place with a vague wonder.

Isabel's brow had contracted to a frown; her lips were parted in pale, vague wonder.

The only touch of self-conscious thought about her was a vague wonder at her long submission.

It lifted man above vague wonder, and gave him courage to define his relation to existence.

His exclamation brought the child to a stop and he glanced up at him in vague wonder.

There arose a sentiment of pity in her heart, and a vague wonder as to his grief.

Peralta opens his eyes in vague wonder.

Her head fell back upon the cushions, and she lost herself in the vague wonder the book aroused.