"done up" meaning in English

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          "text": "\"You'd better lie down for a bit. I expect you're about done up.\" -- \"There's nowhere for me to lie down, sir,\" he answered, and there was in his voice a humbleness which was very distressing. -- \"Don't you know anyone in the house who'll give you a shakedown? -- \"No, sir.\"",
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        "Worn-out, exhausted."
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        "(colloquial, obsolete) Worn-out, exhausted."
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