ravingly

Smilax insisted—on I do not know what authority—that more dangerous than either of these is the beautiful little coral snake, elaps fulvius, whose victim becomes ravingly insane and invariably dies.

Now ravingly she cried: The whelming main— The wintry wave rolls over his cold head; I never shall behold his form again; Hence flattering fancies—he is dead, is dead!

So when Greg said that, in a tired, far-off sort of way, it did frighten me, because I had heard of people dying when they were ravingly delirious.

While he was thus in the midst of his Exercise, God smote him with horrible Madness; he was taken ravingly distracted; the People were forc'd with violent Hands to carry him home….

He was one of these people, who enjoy talking ravingly about the higher matters, but make their living of the low things.