distraught

"Good Heavens, my nerves are all distraught," he said.

At sight of this he became almost distraught with rage.

"Ah, peradventure my head being distraught by the manifold matters whereunto the confusions of these but late adventured haps and fortunings whereby not I alone nor you alone, but every each of us, meseem- eth --"

Finally he became so distraught that he asked leave to travel in foreign lands, and this was granted him.

But, my darling, for the moment I am terribly agitated and distraught. My heart is beating as though it would burst my breast, and all my body seems weak.

He could distinctly see the distraught yet angry expression on the faces of these two men, who evidently did not realize what they were doing.

At dinner he seemed distraught, and early in the evening he excused himself and retired, Lady Greystoke following him very soon after.

He stood on the steps of the Karenins' house like one distraught, and did not know what to do.

Now Zinita tasted of the cup which she had brewed for other lips, and grew distraught in her misery, and wrung her hands, crying that she repented her of the evil and would warn Umslopogaas and the Lily of that which awaited them.

He was glad now that Hayward was not in London on Saturday afternoon when, distraught, he went in search of human comfort: he could not have prevented himself from telling him everything, and Hayward would have been astonished at his weakness.

I was a man distraught; and David wore his knuckles in his eyes.

On the veranda of Banker White's house Helen was restless and distraught. The instructor sat be- tween the mother and daughter.