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Once I got so entangled in the crowd, that I was absolutely forced to turn my horse on the trottoir.

At times it seemed that a kind of net surrounded her, and that in trying to break through it she entangled herself more and more.

If I had found him a wife, he would not have got entangled with this danseuse.

The Mystery Man is entangled in the scheme, too, in a weird way.

In trying to raise his kite, the little boy, being perhaps rather clumsy, had got it entangled in a tree.

His celebrated minister, Sully, was entangled in these matters somewhat more than he himself approved.

The young fellow had flown just above the flags, one of the flags got entangled with his rudder, and the end was disaster.

Had the Shawanoe remained quiet, such would have been the result, but he was too supple to be entangled in that manner.

Low in the east, entangled in a clump of hawthorn, a thin moon hung blurred as if seen through tears.

And some, on being swung ashore, get entangled in a tree, and hang there by the neck.