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Frank J. Wilstach, comp. A Dictionary of Similes.
1916.
Rave
Raved like a bedlamite.
Anonymous
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Rave like a madman.
Anonymous
2
Rave like an epileptic dervish.
Robert Browning
3
Rave like beasts stupefied.
Robert Burton
4
Rave like a man in Bedlam.
George Colman, the Younger
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Raved like a fiend.
Josiah Gilbert Holland
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Rave like a fury.
Walter Savage Landor
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Raving like a mad creature.
Jane Porter
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Rave like Shakespeares jealous Moor.
Christopher Smart
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Raving like a Maenad starting up at the rattle of the sacred emblems, when the triennial orgies lash her with the cry of Bacchus, and Cithærons yell calls her into the night.
Virgil
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