A deuced good idea, you know-myown, of course-butdeucedly hard to carry out.

British cities used to abound in these places, but they are deucedly hard to find now.

It's good that the border is never so very far away; for otherwise it would be deucedly hard service.

And then I have to work deucedly hard when I am at home, and have very little time for scribbling.

Mr. Denham had encouraged that enterprise too, and yet somehow poor Evans had ended by dying at home deucedly hard up.

"It's a deucedly hard thing to keep up, though."

"It's deucedly hard luck for us," said Parton, ruefully.