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Meanings of whole blame in English

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Usage of whole blame in English
1
The defeated admirals threw the whole blame on the duke of Parma.
Holland: The History of the Netherlands
2
She lays the whole blame of the quarrel on Miss Silvester, of course.
Man and Wife
3
The whole blame was mine-thewhole unconventional business of our time at Trantridge.
Tess of the d'Urbervilles: A Pure Woman
4
I took the whole blame about Billy and I was asked no names.
Westways: A Village Chronicle
5
It was quibbling to lay the whole blame on Ocock's shoulders.
Australia Felix
6
I'll lay Joel to outrun the whole blame pack of 'em.
The Half-Back: A Story of School, Football, and Golf
7
Jacob took the whole blame on himself, and suffered punishment for all of us.
In Those Days: The Story of an Old Man
8
Lord C. threw the whole blame upon Lord W. Bentinck.
A Political Diary, 1828-1830, Volume II
9
Nor can we shift the whole blame upon George III.
America To-day, Observations and Reflections
10
While Miss Du Prel laid the whole blame upon natural law, the Professor impeached humanity.
The Daughters of Danaus
11
I seized the opportunity of making my confession, and taking the whole blame on myself.
Little Novels
12
I take the whole blame: I have been scandalous.
The Egoist: A Comedy in Narrative
13
There's no sense in lettin' him tear the whole blame shack to pieces, is there?
Cabin Fever
14
I lay the whole blame of the blood shed between France and Germany at their door.
The New Magdalen
15
For a long while I blamed another, now I am content to bear the whole blame.
The Deserted Woman
16
I should have let the whole blame rest upon my rival's reckless stupidity as a driver.
My Friend the Chauffeur
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