"I'm terribly muddleheaded, and I've no idea of money at all.
"The Captives"
Hugh Walpole
In his essays, "Random Memories," he tells of the "dizzy muddleheaded joy" he had in his surroundings, swaying like a reed, and grabbing at the fish which darted past him.
"The Life of Robert Louis Stevenson for Boys and Girls"
Jacqueline M. Overton
But he is not quite so muddleheaded as to profess to stop it because he is a Liberal, and a particular supporter of the party of liberty.
"The New Jerusalem"
G. K. Chesterton