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1 When I sit still for a couple of days, I get fidgety .
2 My limbs were dreadfully cramped, and I began to get fidgety .
3 Then the diarist seemed to get fidgety about his health.
4 After a while they get fidgety , and feel an idiotic impulse to change places.
5 I'm not saying what I'm going to do to him, so don't get fidgety .
6 But when Friday passed without my receiving any tidings I commenced to get fidgety and anxious.
7 I have to hurry because he'll get fidgety .
8 I begin to get fidgety and irritable; I find myself secretly doubting the trustworthiness of the guide.
9 I don't want them to get fidgety . '
10 You begin to get fidgety , and after a while, you begin to play around with the dashboard.
11 When night comes I usually get fidgety , and can hardly realize I do not need to worry over phantoms.
12 He'll get fidgety about it.
13 When there's nobody else in port, you sometimes get fidgety ...
14 Promises are easy to make in the summer but a couple more defeats now and I guarantee that some will start to get fidgety .
15 As I do nothing all day I often get fidgety , and I now fancy that Charlie or some of your family {are} ill.
16 But my horse is getting fidgety down there; I must look after him.
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