stupor

• This aroused him from a kind of stupor, and without saying a word to the officer, he let go the bellrope and went to the object which attracted him. —  The Shellback's Progress In the Nineteenth Century
• Evans himself sat in something like a stupor, on a chair by the bed. —  The Best Short Stories of 1920 and the Yearbook of the American Short Story
• But when I recovered from this stupor, there dawned upon me gradually a conviction which startled me even far more than the coincidence. —  The Short-story
• Uncle Billy passed rapidly from a bellicose state into one of stupor, the Duchess became maudlin, and Mother Shipton snored. —  The Short-story
• The terrified cries of his companions roused him from his stupor, and he dashed through the intense heat to the closet door A quick jerk threw the bolt open, and the frightened boys poured out. —  Canoe Boys and Campfires Adventures on Winding Waters

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