The horses, maddened with the pain of the arrows, soon settled the matter.
Maddened with rage the crowd no longer hesitated, and again attacked the door.
We had rather welcome wolves than these maddened individuals.
He darted into the centre of the road, and watched the maddened creature bearing down upon him.
David spurted forward, his head over his shoulder, and darted across to the far side of the road, just escaping the feet of the maddened animal.
They had barely time to drag the tent within the cave when the pack of hungry and maddened beasts outside dashed forward, snarling and yelping, causing David to retreat at once to the shelter of the barricade.
And then began a battle which would have delighted the heart of a horse-master; for David coaxed and endeavoured to control the maddened beast with both voice and rein.
Hunt, whose every sentence is flavoured with the hawthorn and the primrose, and Hazlitt maddened by Waterloo and St. Helena, and Godwin with his wild theories, and Kemble with his Roman look.
Writhing under a sense of wrongs, maddened to desperation by the meanness and malignity of their oppressor, the people of the Island resolved to rid themselves of the cause, no matter at what risk or sacrifice.
Molly heard the order, and maddened by her loss, rushed forward, exclaiming as she did so: "No!
When he was called upon to join the ranks of his country's defenders, the prospect of their separation almost maddened her.
It is sung and shouted by the maddened Canio, while the director's baton swings over the orchestra like a reaper's sickle, gathering in this full-grown theme.
You will rush forth into the hall as onemaddened by pain.
At last a disagreement was formally entered, the jury discharged and the obstinate juror chased from the city by the maddened populace.
The conflagration was generally attributed to the negroes, who certainly augmented it, for a number of those suspected of the crime were flung into the flames by the maddened populace.
All around us raged and yelled the maddened Seneca pack, slashing each other again and again in their crazed attempts to reach us.
Always Alexander held surprises in store for him, which only maddened him the more, fanning his passion into a hotter blaze.
He had heretofore known only in the indirectness of theory the sudden capriciousness of mountain weather; storms that burst and cannonade without warning; trickling waters that leap overnight into maddened freshets.
Lafe Grandoken will be electrocuted for murder----" The hateful thing he had just said and the insistence in it maddened her.
But when he saw me he let go his grasp, and with a maddened expression on his face, hastened from the room.
Maddened with jealousy, she attempts to throw herself into a lake near by, but is restrained by the notes of Lotario's harp.
Maddened by his own grief and Mignon's troubles Lotario has fired the castle.
Pollione, maddened by his passion for Adalgisa, impiously attempts to tear her from the altar in the temple of Irminsul, whereupon Norma enters the temple and strikes the sacred shield, summoning the Druids.
Maddened with jealousy he sees the act, scourges himself with his own lewd imagining as Posthumus scourges himself.
Maddened by the little they were able to accomplish, and with the torture-lust that is as old as humanity itself roused to fury by frustration, the posse turned from that which had been Jake, to old Neptune, standing motionless by his doorway.
Others followed his example, and the red, smoky light flared over enraged faces and glaring eyes of maddened men; over the sweating horses, the baying dogs, and the black corpse with its bruised face.
He stood there, dumb as a sheep before the slaughterers, and the sight of his black face maddened the men who were out to avenge a black man's monstrous crime.
Once in the narrow path, which led circuitously down the deep descent, there was no possibility of turning back, and our maddened animals finally reached the bottom in safety.
This wound caused themaddened beast to spring backwards, and I dashed past him as he vainly endeavoured to gore and overthrow my horse.
Of these, Duhaut had long shown a spirit of mutiny; the base malignity of disappointed avarice, maddened by sufferings and impatient of control, awakened the fiercest passions of ungovernable hatred.
It was a bull of the largest size, and his bright, glaring eyeballs, peering out from his shaggy frontlet of hair, showed plainly that he was maddened by his wounds and the hot pursuit.
It was evening before we reached the river, and, by that time, we were so much maddened with hunger, that we seriously thought of killing one of our horses.
They had long shown a spirit of mutiny, and the malignity of disappointed avarice so maddened them that they murdered their unfortunate commander.
Three battalions had been drawn from this very country and, maddened by the tales they had heard of Cossack cruelty, were not to be denied.
When Seidlitz charged into the midst of the Russians, he passed close to us; and Turk, maddened by excitement, seized the bit in his teeth and joined him in the melee.
Here Ercole, held by Sir William, gave a maddened cry, and threw his head about violently.
The village version of the story was that the two forestieri had sprung at each other's throats, maddened by jealousy; poniards had been drawn, and one of them had fallen.
This very tranquillity maddened me, and, holding my breath lest they should know how gaspingly it came, I wished and longed to be alone once more.
No tiger in the jungle maddened by the hunters has such strength as I felt in me then.
Maddened with rage and anguish, Juan rushed from the room, from the house; and, without being conscious of any settled purpose, in five minutes found himself far on his way to the Dominican convent adjoining the Triana.
Again the agony almost maddened him; again wild hatred and rage against his brother's torturers rose and surged like a flood within him.
I was so maddened with jealous heart-ache, some evil spirit prompted me to try and punish him with the same pangs.
