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Example sentences for "awfully fond"

You're awfully fond of these exclamations, Stepan Trofimovitch.

I shall be delighted, and I am awfully fond of cards in the train, but I am going second class.

As they don't know how to do things themselves, they're awfully fond of accusing people of being spies.

I'm awfully fond of her, but I noticed the difference almost the first time I met her.

This was a Christmas present, and I'm awfully fond of it.

I'm awfully fond of Kit,--we've grown up more like brother and sister than cousins.

When we came out of the wood the Herr Religionsprofessor who is awfully fond of Frau Doktor M.

I'm awfully fond of the theatre, but I never write anything about that.

For she didn't let on that I had brought her some burnt almonds because she's so awfully fond of them.

For a long time I did not know what to get for Aunt Dora, and at length we have decided upon a lace fichu; for she is awfully fond of lace.

I was afraid he had given them marching orders; they 'd have been sure to go--they 're so awfully fond of his pocket!

She is awfully fond of Mr. Gordon Wright.

Mrs. Vivian and Angela are so awfully fond of scenery--they talk about it by the half-hour.

But there’s one Russian boy called Alyosha I am awfully fond of.

I am awfully fond of such professions de foi from such—novices.

You may be surprised at me, Alyosha, but I am awfully fond of children, too.

I am awfully fond of verses of all kinds, if they rhyme,” the woman’s voice continued.

But I mean, I don't see why it isn't enough for you to have me awfully fond of you?

I'm awfully fond of Charlie Ned, you know," he told me.

I don't think he could have meant better than Rapscallion; he's awfully fond of that horse.

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