Meanings of poor maniac in English

Not in the poor maniac George, but in his government and nation.

No-thevision is too joyous for the poor maniac, her murderer.

And what had so enchanted the poor prisoner, so deluded the poor maniac?

Besides, the Baron is a man of honour, and the poor maniac cannot last much longer.

They doubted not that the foul fiend was before them, bodily, in the form of this poor maniac.

I am poor , poor maniac Munday.

He, of course, intended to keep his eyes open, and turned in the direction where the poor maniac had disappeared.

With a cry as piercing as that of the poor maniac, Eskeles Flies sank upon his knees, and wept aloud.

And the poor maniac glides farther away, hooded in his unintelligible mourning; and certainly he does not hear me wish him good-night.

With another fierce yell the poor maniac-forsuch he had become-turnedoff at a tangent, and ran far away over the plains.

He has polluted his pages with the blasphemies of a poor maniac, who, it seems, once published some detached scenes of the "Broken Heart."

Close by him were confined some poor maniacs, sunk below the irrational brutes.

The stunning noise was sometimes varied by the preachers beginning to sing; but the convulsive movements of the poor maniacs only became more violent.

"She loves flowers," murmured the poor maniac.