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Usage examples of bedamn.

And now there was something moving behind the giant horseman and his bedamned stallion.

The carracks had too deep a draft to bring them in the way that those bedamned galleys had run up the beach.

My glamor will not stay that one now, not with these bedamned skellers outside to guide him.

The carracks had too deep a draft to bring them in the way that those bedamned galleys had run up the beach.

In her present mood and frame of mind, he was bedamned if he was going to leave Krystal Foster nee Kent in command of a baker's dozen of the savage, conscienceless galloglaiches who would consider her wish to be their commission to wreak any barbarity that came into her head, simply because she happened to be the wife of their chosen warleader, Bass Foster.

Yet much to his disgruntlement, ‘twas still the bedamned Mari whose charms he lusted o’er.

Take General Binks or Colonel Snooks, true-blue military muttonheads, brave as bedamned, athirst for glory, doing their dutiful asinine bit in half a dozen campaigns, but never truly catching the public eye, and at last selling out and retiring from obscurity to Cheltenham with a couple of wounds and barely enough to pay the club subscription, foot the memsahib's whist bill, send Adolphus to a crammer 'cos the Wellington fees are beyond them, and afford a drunken loafer to neglect the garden of Ramilles or Quatre Bras or whatever they choose to call their infernal villas.

At breakfast times, her eyes sometimes were focused on something far, far away rather than being cast down in holy resignation as they should have been, even while the Marshal ranted over the latest letters and promotion lists, bloody bedamn this, bloody bedamn that.

But he couldn't leave the office, not until that bedamned, unworking comm link awoke with some news.

But he couldn't leave the office, not until that bedamned, unworking comlink awoke with some news.