maniac

Whirling it like a feather round his head, the maniac rushed on.

In height and weight we were equally matched; but his maniac strength was superhuman.

He took his cap off his head waved it in a sort of triumph, and began to dance like a maniac in his chains.

She really hoped they would be, for the thought of staying through that stormy night with a maniac was not a very pleasant one.

Of course, you know a maniac is stronger than three ordinary men?

Far as the eye reaches, a multitudinous sea of maniac heads, the air deaf with their triumph-yell!

Pobloff no longer asked himself what it meant; he was become a maniac, pursued by deathless devils.

Chatterton in his extreme old age, after a life of remarkable piety, became a maniac and was obliged to be confined.

I sprung to my feet, and gazed upon them with the glare of a maniac.

I dragged her down to the sea with the strength of a maniac and sprang in.