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Meanings of frightfully pale in English

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Usage of frightfully pale in English
1
On beholding the stranger seated at his fireside he turned frightfully pale.
The Honor of the Name
2
She is frightfully pale and her eyes are always full of tears.
A Young Girl's Diary
3
Herbert was still so frightfully pale, that the reporter felt anxious.
The Mysterious Island
4
His face was unshaven and his clothing disordered, and he was frightfully pale.
Which? Or, Between Two Women
5
She recognized me who had questioned her, and became frightfully pale.
Ten Tales
6
He was frightfully pale, his forehead wrinkled, and his lips contracted.
From the Earth to the Moon; and, Round the Moon
7
And, though still frightfully pale, the countenance of the Jesuit shone with audacious confidence.
The Wandering Jew — Volume 11
8
Lezard, frightfully pale, passed a shaking hand over his brow.
Police!!!
9
He was frightfully pale, his forehead wrinkled, his lips contracted.
The Moon-Voyage
10
She was still frightfully pale; but her step was firm, her manner quiet and composed.
The Honor of the Name
11
The old Siberian, although energetic enough when her own safety was in question, was frightfully pale.
Michael Strogoff; Or, The Courier of the Czar
12
I grew frightfully pale, terror froze my veins.
A Voyage in a Balloon (1852)
13
He was frightfully pale, and his clinched hand pressed a handkerchief tightly upon his wounded chest.
Captain Fracasse
14
I showed her to her room, ma'am, but she looked frightfully pale, like she might faint.
Romancing miss bronte: a novel
15
He turned frightfully pale; it seemed as if he would speak, but the words did not come.
The Mill Mystery
16
Darzac rose to his feet, frightfully pale.
The Mystery of the Yellow Room
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