madhouse

In the night they were all taken with hallucinations, so that the pious convent was like a madhouse.

A madhouse is the place for the man who wants to live ou'doors in the winter time; the poor-farm is too good for him.

Every retail shop turned into a madhouse with the inmates all running wild.

We must release Padovini from the madhouse,” he said, “and put Manin in his place.

Its records read like those of a madhouse where religious maniacs have broken loose and locked up their keepers.

Had they once removed me from Vienna, I should certainly have pined away my life in a madhouse.

I shall either be in my grave or a madhouse, so it won't concern me.

This was used as a madhouse at a time well remembered by some of the villagers.

Farmer hauled himself upright, hoping to approach Ray, calm him, and get him to figure a way out of this madhouse.

I will die happy in your madhouse, only because I know what I know.