egad

Egad, there is more fall than rise, and it is anything but gentle.'

This post I held until I grew out of it, when I withdrew from town, but egad!

Fly, my sweetest, move those dainty feet of thine, for egad!

Egad, I forget what you said to me, or whether you said anything.

"Egad, I scarcely fancy trusting you," said he, half peevishly.

Egad, I think I 'd have done it, even though I might have made a blunder.

"Egad, I've tried it for some years without discovering it," said Skeffy, gravely.

We have only to stretch out our hands to gather it in—more than we want, egad!

Egad, I think the interpreter is the hardest to be understood of the two!

“Egad, there might as well have been no rebellion at all,” said Beauclerc dryly.