bedlamite

Only a bedlamite would believe that another person's memories had invaded his own mind.

I peered into the bedroom where the boys' mother was in some kind of bedlamite calmness reading a book.

She felt as David must have done that day in her carriage-a Bedlamite, she'd thought him.

It could straighten the brain of a Bedlamite.

Hell, she can't collapse, not with her mother carrying on like a Bedlamite.'

"What means the Bedlamite by this freak?"

"Whether knave, fool, or Bedlamite, it is intolerable that the fellow should go at large."

Bring who you will, but whomever you bring must be sober or nearly, and no Bedlamite.

Tom o' Bedlam, an anonymous poem c. 1600, about a Bedlamite.

It turned out we were to see more of Landrecies than we expected; for the weather next day was simply bedlamite.

"Like a Bedlamite and a straitjacket," snapped Lucien and escaped.

"You rant like a Bedlamite!"

I only wanted to scare thee--" "Bedlamite!"

Did he take her for a Bedlamite, or hadn't it occurred to him that any reasonable person would fret himself to flinders in a situation like this?

Left to herself, Saxon worked with frantic haste, assuming the calm she did not possess, but which she must impart to the screaming bedlamite upon the floor.

"Tom O' Bedlam" is the name of a critically acclaimed anonymous poem written circa 1600 (it can be definitely dated back to 1634) about a Bedlamite.

Jerry's third and final run of the year came on 4 October, when he finished second to Lord Kennedy's horse Bedlamite in the Richmond Gold Cup.

"It was that Bedlamite in the domino with his pistol and his-" "I am not interested in excuses," Lady Granleigh interrupted.

The bedlamite Bard would tell all he knew of Gabriel's plans in the world, and who knew what Gabriel's Bright Court cousins might say to that?

Almost frantic with rage and pain, I yelled like a bedlamite; while Toby, throwing himself into all the attitudes of a posture-master, vainly endeavoured to expostulate with the natives by signs and gestures.