mistaken

My anxieties, too, were increased by the mistaken kindness of my companions, who would persist in riding beside me and conversing.

Was she mistaken that they were full of a wordless apology, she wondered, even as she greeted the two cordially.

These laws, though founded on mistaken principles, undoubtedly restored the national silk trade for a while.

At least half of the disappointments and failures of marriage arose from the mistaken training of good women.

The truth is, that Moses was mistaken, and upon that mistake the christians located their heaven and their hell.

You'll hear of them before ten years are gone, Sir John, or I'm mistaken.

When the lungs are attacked, all kinds of mistaken cruelties have been perpetrated.

Too many people have mistaken this entirely secondary aim of the movement for its primary end.

She had mistaken my entrance for that of another person, a pair of lips without a moustache.

Ah, I knew well enough, messieurs, in the bottom of my heart I knew that I could not be mistaken.