Meanings of now mad in English

The man's eyes-darkand bloodshot, but not now mad-werewide open and still.

I was by now mad for her, and was content to be so mad.

The frenzied man, now mad for a drink, shrieked out a curse and struck at his friend savagely.

Hence a thousand optical illusions, a thousand aberrations of judgment, a thousand deviations, in which his thought strayed, now mad, now idiotic.

The poor king, Charles the Sixth, now sane, now mad, now a monarch, now an abject slave, was the very mockery of humanity.

We are now mad about tar-water, on the publication of a book that I will send you, written by Dr. Berkeley, Bishop of Cloyne.

But now Mad Ingeborg was wandering along her own thought-road and at such times it was not easy to stop her.

"I'm not the only thief in the car, then," I cried, for I was now mad with him and his threats.