deuced

Deuced difficult it would be to play up to that sort of thing!

I'm deuced glad, I can tell you, to get back to the old country.

"And I felt deuced bad to have to appear to contradict you."

It's a deuced annoying thing in the long run the way the women get fond of me.

"This business of playing the London social lion is a deuced bore."

He must have been in a deuced uncomfortable position to snore that way.

I made some deuced clever speculations, but they all failed.

Now, barring all that, I mean to say she is a deuced fine girl!"

I must read the sentence at the gangway - a deuced bore.

Deuced good notion if you aren't in a hurry.

The rotter had always been in deuced good shape.

"I can't explain over the wire; but it's deuced serious."

"Deuced" was not strong enough; so I met you halfway with "devilish."

I think it is deuced pretty - upon my word, I do."

Well, after hearing so much of you on paper, I'm deuced glad to meet you in the flesh.

What I mean to say is, I had a deuced odd experience last night.

It is just, well-it's a deuced silly sort of a joke.

But it was a deuced risky game, that.

Deuced awkward, if you hadn't laid in enough breath.

"Firth looked deuced shocked to see you last night.

"Deuced right I was scared, and you'd be too, just to glimpse a rendering of the monster.

"Deuced rum," said Michael suddenly, "how titles still go down.

It would look deuced odd, he realized, if he were to abandon her the moment she arrived.

Broadway's crammed with deuced brainy devils who don't care how they look.

'It's a deuced risk: something the Cabinet ought to consider.