dang

And, dang it, I would have been hanged almost as soon as say so much to a father.

And he came into his own room vociferating, "Every last, dang, dirty penny!"

"Dang a dory," exclaimed the little man in gray, with a chuckle.

"Dang it all," reflected Young Thomas, forgetting that he was in church.

"Dang it all, though, I hope she will take me," said Young Thomas.

Dang me, if there wasn't our two old saddles, wore slick and shiny!

For the clangour continued at the same rate,—Dang, dang dang, dang.

Come on, Johnston; we are at Poca—come on—come on, you dang fool; don't you know where we are?

Dang it, get out of it the best you can, and close 'er up—close 'er up quick.

I want a posset, and a posset I 'll have, or be dang'd to me!