1
But I'm frightfully sorry about those things I paid 7 crowns for.
2
Safe outside the door, I called in, "I'm frightfully sorry, Mable."
3
I'm frightfully sorry about that-hecut the sleeve right up to get my arm out.
4
I was frightfully sorry to hear of that.
5
My dear old chap, I was frightfully sorry.
6
He had been frightfully sorry then and had comforted her at some length, but the fact remained.
7
I'm frightfully sorry, Mary, but I made an engagement for this evening, to go to the theatre.
8
Then Wendy saw the shadow on the floor, looking so draggled, and she was frightfully sorry for Peter.
9
I'm often frightfully sorry for Bernard.
10
I'm frightfully sorry about poor old Dicky, of course, and every other decent fellow who doesn't get his show.
11
I'm frightfully sorry, ma'am.
12
We were frightfully sorry.
13
Dicky, I'm frightfully sorry.
14
I'm frightfully sorry, really!
15
He said, "I'm frightfully sorry about this," and then his knees gave way, and he fell to the floor.
16
She is rude of course, beastly rude; but, you know, that manner of hers always makes me feel frightfully sorry for her.
