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"Has fur ur 'arp, we' anged 'em hup hupon the trees that hare thurin."

The Parish Clerk 1892

The first meeting ever convened by the Minister of Housing on assuming office was with the NHF and at that meeting agreement was reached that the relatiopeeepmtf Hous deFao anged, from an histilqeolctual relationship to one of much closer co-operation.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1994

Ordering Janko brought before him in the little castle, he found him guilty of numerous crimes, and within twenty minutes of passing judgment, Janko was dragged to the public square where a rope was suspended from a limb and he was ~anged.

Poland Michener, James 1983

_ I say, Mister, look 'ere, after charging me sixpence for a seat, I'm' anged if they don't want an extra penny for a bill of the play.

Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 103, August 27, 1892 Various

"Out fer a rest," a Stafford summed up, "be 'anged fer a yarn ... called the last place Brake ... breaking us in fer this."

Norman Ten Hundred A Record of the 1st (Service) Bn. Royal Guernsey Light Infantry A. Stanley Blicq

"I means 'anged, sir, -- Lord love you, it's in' is face -- never see a more promising mug, consequent, I 've got Vistlin 'Dick down in my little book' ere, along vith a lot of other promising vuns."

The Amateur Gentleman Jeffery Farnol 1915

"If I am ever caught, I shall be 'anged many times!"

The Bad Man Charles Hanson Towne 1913

'I believe' e's 'anged' imself from the door-'ooks! '

The Trespasser 1907

Here's a letter for him: tyke it, and give it, and be 'anged to you!'

The Ebb-Tide Lloyd Osbourne 1907

They sentenced 'er to be' anged by the neck until she was dead, for smotherin 'her baby.

Windows John Galsworthy 1900