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The last two or three days, though, I've been like a raving madman.
2
My feed was reporting that he was crazy, a lunatic, a raving madman.
3
This happened several times during the night, and when the morning dawned I was a raving madman.
4
At this the Kohen started back, and stared at me as though I were a raving madman.
5
Old Tabaret couldn't sit and listen any longer; he jumped to his feet like a raving madman.
6
This poor unfortunate was released just days before the initial appearance of the raving madman in Kielder Forest.
7
'We can't leave her in the hands of a raving madman.'
8
"The Captain Bunker is a raving madman," said the Commander gravely.
9
He was said to have had a terrible though decidedly unorthodox ending-fallinginto a vat of boiling tar, a raving madman.
10
It was an awful thought that Margaret might be in the hands of a raving madman, with not a soul to protect her.
11
He is more like a raving madman than ever, much more feeble in mind and body than before this insensate expedition to Germany.
12
He listened intent, agonised, feeling that if a sound reached him he would cry aloud and on the instant become a raving madman.