fearfully

"It's fearfully hard work, of course," he commented, when she had finished.

They were fearfully bad, and my face must have shown the impression they made.

All too fearfully I divined their preposterous significance.

Yea, he would curse them bitterly, and swore most fearfully what he would do to them when he found them.

Reluctantly, fearfully, distrustfully, Glory paid her guinea and left her address.

I was afraid of the storm, and yet I was fearfully, frightfully glad of it.

I called Father Dan's attention to this, and in a moment he was fearfully excited.

He glanced reproachfully at Grace, then fearfully at his sister.

"Tell me more precisely what you mean," I begged her, for her words had moved me fearfully.

She looked up at him fearfully, yet with flutterings of hope.