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1
He went on complaining of his own fate,
quite
forgetful
of mine.
2
Alice was preparing to go, but Fanny seemed
quite
forgetful
of her.
3
Mrs. Tams,
quite
forgetful
of etiquette, followed Rachel, unasked, into the parlour.
4
He was several yards ahead of the others and
quite
forgetful
of them.
5
He laughed gaily, feeling very comfortable,
quite
forgetful
of his mate.
6
I stepped towards them,
quite
forgetful
of my pride.
7
She leaned forward,
quite
forgetful
of her recent shrinking.
8
Was mistress
quite
forgetful
of that dream?
9
Pippin was evidently much enjoying the attention he was getting, and had become
quite
forgetful
of their danger.
10
She had been
quite
forgetful
of him, and of anything but the funny, old-fashioned place she was in.
11
He seems
quite
forgetful
this morning.
12
We can always enjoy pure happiness when we are united with nature,
quite
forgetful
of our poor self.
13
He sat day and night in constant Meditation,
quite
forgetful
of his boil, which was broken and gone by itself.
14
They sat together before the blazing fire-place, and conversed for hours,
quite
forgetful
of the dreary winter that was setting in.
15
At present-yes ,runningher fingers lightly down the earnest, handsome face upraised to hers, apparently
quite
forgetful
of her late emotion.
16
Saying these words in great anger, she ran away; and Lysander followed her,
quite
forgetful
of his own Hermia, who was still asleep.
quite
forgetful
quite