1
The mountain air excited him; the mountain solitudes enticed, yet maddened him.
2
They were high now, roiling ashore with the froth of maddened animals.
3
In his rage-maddened heart was no room for gratitude to the ape-man.
4
Something at least approximating sense came back into his terrified, maddened gaze.
5
Fifty years of maddened shades unleashed upon the city all at once.
6
It was from Matilda, and written in a state of maddened excitement.
7
The maddened Irish had no love or respect for the English poet.
8
The maddened panther had crouched again after landing close to the fire.
9
Looking back, she realized that she had indeed become maddened with hatred.
10
The Spanish party was radiant with triumph, the French maddened with rage.
11
Again the maddened Prince reared and again she brought him to earth.
12
The sight of Maddy bearing her burden so uncomplainingly almost maddened him.
13
The rage of a maddened soldiery has been unloosed there without pity.
14
As a boy, he had maddened her most in his grandest moments.
15
The glance of the other did not falter, and it maddened Nick.
16
The Crawley heavy cavalry was maddened by defeat, and routed every day.
