The Spanish party was radiant with triumph, the French maddened with rage.

Maddened with rage the crowd no longer hesitated, and again attacked the door.

I felt maddened with rage, and thought not of the consequences.

Then, half maddened with rage, he hurled the useless instrument away.

The bull, maddened with rage, charged wildly at my horse.

Maddened with rage, he lifted his hand threateningly.

He maddens with rage when F. B. goes and asks him whether any more pews are let overhead.

Maddened with rage and disappointment, M. Wilkie dared to lift his hand as if about to strike her.

Boiling and maddened with rage at the presumption of this daring rebel, Holt, forgetful of his own danger, seized the light.

Maddened with rage, he choked and choked and choked the imp until the grotesque creature's face turned first red and then blue.

But now about a dozen other convicts, maddened with rage, and possibly by the effect of the evening's potations, threw themselves into the boat.

"What have you done with it?" I cried, for by this time I was maddened with rage.

"Damn the Church of England, and those who put me into it!" replied my father, maddened with rage.