hallucination

Absolute equality is an hallucination of the hunger-fever, nothing more.

All at once, however, Claude fancied he was the victim of some hallucination.

He could not believe that Spurling had ever come; it was all an hallucination.

The simple matter is, dear madam, you have been under a hallucination all along.

When he saw her approaching he always had a moment of hallucination.

He took it to be the hallucination of a man weak with thirst.

Could it be, or was the moon weaving some hallucination in his troubled brain?

I could see that the poor fellow was under an hallucination.

I am sure this minister was the victim of some kind of hallucination.

He must forget the hallucination that had worked so madly on his brain.