deluded

The non-slaveholders were not deluded followers of the slave owners.

The night that gentleman's daughter was deluded to our house, you were one of them.'

She was not deluded about Fanny's character, though the maternal mote in her eye obscured her critical vision of her appearance.

You have suffered yourself to be deluded by the whisperings of that feeling whose tendency was to wean your soul from Heaven.

It is a cruel thing that people should be deluded out of their savings by high-sounding names.

I tell you what, my friends; you are deluded, and made fools of by wicked men who are acting for their own ends.

What time she was not in the shop, she passed amongst dissenting ministers, spiritual brethren, and deluded sinners.

Nor let any be deluded by the idea that there is no Index Expurgatorius now.

But, I hope, we are not so weak and blind to be deluded at this time of day, with such poor evasions.

Like a dropsical man calling out for water, water, our deluded citizens are calling for more banks.