She said it was just like a man to muddle everything up.
She understood nothing; was there ever a muddle like this?
Each had its cot, and each also had its own special muddle and litter of boxes, clothes, firearms, swords, and the like.
How busy they would be, and what a muddle they would make!
Of what use, so she argued to herself, would it be to let Agnes know how worried she was, and into what a hopeless muddle her pretty feet had strayed?
Each plant should tell its own tale, and not suffer partial extinction through a choke-muddle arrangement that makes a bank of leafage perhaps, but in which all individual beauty is hopelessly lost.
The other and commoner way is nothing but a muddle from beginning to end.
What had really been cruel was the terrible muddle his papers and letters had got into owing to her prolonged absence.
Well, you see, there's such a muddle of papers, isn't there?
You may call me an optimist, I suppose, down beneath the eternal muddle of things; but I feel that the ambition to acquire is good only as a process, and not as a permanent condition or the ultimate end of life.
We aren't satisfied any longer, the best thought isn't satisfied, with the old clutter and muddleof ideas and sentiments.
His mind seemed blank, or at best a muddle of protest.
There are whole rows of days when it seems just a muddle of half-started attempts--a manner of hopeless confusion.
She plunged both Sally and Gaga into a muddle by her persuasive translations of the menu, but she made up for her linguistic deficiencies by this anxious interest and by a capricious smile.
It was the ghastly sense of muddle and falsehood that was oppressing her now.
I lay awake for some time groaning in spirit at the thought of the mess and muddle workmen always make, and wondering how much more of the roof was likely to descend on us.
It's all in a muddle and my things aren't put away.
I wonder if it be a law of nature that no sooner shall a man get into a muddle with one thing, than a thousand other muddles shall come pouring in upon him, as if Muddle itself were going to swallow him up!
They were vague words, "difficulties and temptations," and May knew that, but it is not possible in half an hour to straighten themuddle of many years of Belinda and Co.
He had the delicious feeling--a touch of spite in it--that this would bother Time and muddle it.
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