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Meanings of dreadfully tired in English

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Usage of dreadfully tired in English
1
I'm dreadfully tired, but so delighted with the result of our labors.
Mary at the Farm and Book of Recipes Compiled During Her Visit A...
2
They were already dreadfully tired of travelling before their night's stoppage came.
Twelve Stories and a Dream
3
If-ifyou weren't so dreadfully tired, I believe I'd be really angry.
Greatheart
4
Yes, we felt dreadfully tired, didn't we, Anna, before we gave up?
The Queen's Cup
5
She was sure Hester must be dreadfully tired with sauntering about so long.
Deerbrook
6
But don't you get dreadfully tired doing the same work over and over?
A Beautiful Possibility
7
Yes, thank you, quite; but dreadfully tired with the journey.
Ghosts
8
I'm dreadfully tired of staying in the House of Martha, trying to learn typewriting.
The House of Martha
9
I am, and I get dreadfully tired of it sometimes.
A Little Journey in the World
10
My wife was dreadfully tired, and sometimes the pace was too severe for her.
Ismailia
11
And dreadfully tired she was too, thoroughly exhausted and overcome.
Kitty Trenire
12
The fact was, he felt dreadfully tired, utterly worn out.
The House of Cobwebs and Other Stories
13
I have been uneasy; and how dreadfully tired you look!
A Crooked Path: A Novel
14
But I soon got dreadfully tired and faint, and once I think I fainted quite.
Adela Cathcart, Volume 3
15
He has to sit all day alone under the tree and he gets dreadfully tired.
Maezli: A Story of the Swiss Valleys
16
But this morning I am so dreadfully tired and stupid that I can say nothing.
The Letters of Robert Louis Stevenson — Volume 1
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