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1 Sometimes I am frightfully busy ; and then there will be periods of dullness.
2 Say I'm here, but I'm frightfully busy clearing up some business matters, will you?
3 If I were not so frightfully busy I would take a group too- Imayyet.
4 But we've been frightfully busy of late, you understand.
5 There's been a lot of fighting all round here and we're frightfully busy getting in wounded.
6 But, believe me, I have been frightfully busy .
7 I suppose you and Ralph are frightfully busy ?
8 I know how frightfully busy you are.
9 You've been so frightfully busy lately.
10 Dr. Linton is very able, but not willing to bother with us beyond our lessons-he'sso frightfully busy .
11 You, I'm afraid, are frightfully busy ?
12 I'm frightfully busy to-night.
13 He was frightfully busy , for he was one of the instructors at Chatham, and had many other irons in the fire as well.
14 Jim is frightfully busy , but lately he has been able to sleep after the night shift, which makes it better for every one.
15 The time has slipped by, as it has a way of doing when one is frightfully busy ; in my case it was particularly exasperating.
16 Well, you're lovely and well-spoken, and even though you're frightfully busy , you've taken the time to be kind to an old lady this morning.
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