fordone

There, once more, rose frightful struggle; desperate attempt by the fordone Prussians to retake that Height.

He came across them as they fared slowly down the bent, looking weary and fordone.

Two days he battled thus with storm and blindness, and wanhope of his life; for he was growing weak and fordone.

Many of the men wore out before dawn and were fordone: hands frozen, feet frozen, lips and throat frozen—heart frozen.

He moaned again, but so hopelessly, as being so weary and fordone, that Abbot Milo began to blubber out loud.

In very truth Heracles, though far away, has saved his comrades, fordone with thirst.