1 The stranger reappeared in the confusion.
2 A second look told him that Chingachgook had disappeared in the confusion.
3 In the midst of this confusion he found her he sought, pale, anxious and terrified, but lovely.
4 "Here is some confusion in names between us, Le Renard," said Duncan, hoping to provoke a discussion.
5 Nothing could be distinguished but a dark mass of human forms tossed and involved in inexplicable confusion.
6 He was, most probably, acting all this time under a confused recollection of the promised consolation of Duncan.
7 There was something in his air and manner that betrayed to the scout the utter confusion of the state of his mind.
8 The confusion of nations, and even of tribes, to which Hawkeye alluded, existed at that period in the fullest force.
9 Women and children ran to and fro; and, in short, the whole encampment exhibited another scene of wild and savage confusion.
10 Seizing Cora by the rich tresses which fell in confusion about her form, he tore her from her frantic hold, and bowed her down with brutal violence to her knees.
11 Aroused by this signal, slight as it was, he sprang upon his feet with a confused recollection of the self-imposed duty he had assumed with the commencement of the night.
12 As the day had now dawned, the opposite shores no longer presented a confused outline, but they were able to look into the woods, and distinguish objects beneath a canopy of gloomy pines.
13 The artifice was answered by a hundred voices raised in imprecations; and the whole of the excited multitude broke from their order, and spread themselves about the place in wild confusion.
14 The death-like looking figure of the Mohican, and the dark form of the Huron, gleamed before their eyes in such quick and confused succession, that the friends of the former knew not where to plant the succoring blow.
15 The colors of the war-paint had blended in dark confusion about his fierce countenance, and rendered his swarthy lineaments still more savage and repulsive than if art had attempted an effect which had been thus produced by chance.
16 The very slightness of the defense was its chief merit, for no one thought of disturbing a mass of brush, which all of them believed, in that moment of hurry and confusion, had been accidentally raised by the hands of their own party.
17 The mountain on which they stood, elevated perhaps a thousand feet in the air, was a high cone that rose a little in advance of that range which stretches for miles along the western shores of the lake, until meeting its sisters miles beyond the water, it ran off toward the Canadas, in confused and broken masses of rock, thinly sprinkled with evergreens.
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