You are making me feel dreadfully out of it, but I know.

I do feel dreadfully sad at leaving my mother and sister, too.

Marcia will feel dreadfully put out if you are not there to-night.

I should feel dreadfully if anything were to happen to you, Blasi.

I feel dreadfully, Rose-Mary, that she should give you so much trouble.

We should all feel dreadfully if anything happened to her in the asylum.

At the first opportunity he said to Vittoria: I feel dreadfully about this.

I am sure I shall feel dreadfully when the Phœnix dies.

That you would feel dreadfully if it were torn to bits.

But this stunning metropolitan person did make one feel dreadfully provincial and shabby.

I feel dreadfully alone, without a soul who cares for me.

We all feel dreadfully about it, except my father and San Giacinto and Flavia.

I have done nothing this morning, and feel dreadfully unsettled.

I should think you would feel dreadfully to have a whole houseful right opposite.'

But for that, I should feel dreadfully ashamed of myself.'

At least the weather had warmed up, but Rage was beginning to feel dreadfully empty.