1
Yes, the town's a fine place-thevery deuce of a fine place!
2
By the way, he's the very deuce of a man, isn't he?
3
We're in for it, Avery; in for the very deuce of a row.
4
Hazard is the very deuce for anybody; and you know Royal hates it.
5
He just raised the very deuce on the way down to New York.
6
These Yankee horses of yours have been playing the very deuce.
7
I was resentful, wrathful, in the very deuce of a humor.
8
I've had the very deuce of a time over that Englishman.
9
Indeed, teething children play the very deuce with a husband's temper.
10
All this pampering of the poor is playing the very deuce with the country.
11
He was a warm-complexioned man, and this smothering played the very deuce with him.
12
Suddenly I snap my fingers many times and laugh: That was the very deuce!
13
It was the very deuce of a situation-thedevil to pay and no pitch hot.
14
I sometimes think family ties are the very deuce.
15
You know I 'm the very deuce for observation.
16
I can put up with everything else, but going without drink is the very deuce.
