bewildered

• Some at first looked bewildered, as if they had forgotten what had occurred. —  The Voyages of the Ranger and Crusader And what befell their Passengers and Crews.
• But they had pursued so many different directions they had become bewildered, and all courses seemed to them alike. —  The American Family Robinson or, The Adventures of a Family lost in the Great Desert of the West
• Now pray don't look so bewildered, and do try and forget about Judy. —  A Young Mutineer
• Good day, Mr. Nguma, Mr. Vandenbosch, Mr. Gerrol They looked hurt, bewildered, and angry. —  Anything You Can Do ...
• Don't mind what I say; I'm so miserable and bewildered, and I haven't got the feeling of that rope off my neck yet Rickerl raised his hand gently, but his face was hard set Jack, you don't begin to know what a hell I am living in, I who care so much for France and the French people, to know that all, all is ended forever, that I can never again His voice choked; he cleared it and went on: "The very name of Uhlan is held in horror in France now; the word Prussian is a curse when it falls from French lips. —  Lorraine A romance

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