Meanings of deep damnation in English

His wife has led him a dance of deep damnation.

I feel, with a kind of horrid satisfaction, the deep damnation of the deed!

The method of the deep damnation of the old boatman's taking off was plainly apparent.

His many services and virtues plead like angels trumpet-tongued against the deep damnation of his taking off.

And now the Portuguese bring Negroes, and are they the worse off, being taken from a deep damnation?

The play was acted only the usual three times, and fully deserved the deep damnation of its taking off.

How does this simple prayer of the Acadians contrast with the " deep damnation of their taking off!"

They say the motive of the conspirators in the deep damnation of Cæsar's "taking off" was purely patriotism.

Where eulogy for deep damnation stands;

Its voluntary immolation to preserve its solemn guarantee of neutrality will "plead like angels, trumpet-tongued, against the deep damnation of its taking off."

I have bought the thing I love, and that, you know, is the last and deepest damnation.