Egads [noun]

We have only to stretch out our hands to gather it in—more than we want, egad!

I never heard any one not in a book say "egad" before, so I saw something really out of the way was indeed up.

"Egad, I should think so," interrupted a red-whiskered squire, in splashed top-boots.

This of course I don't know; but you will remember that Richelieu and Marlborough could not spell, and egad!

“Egad,” cried Drake, with strange cheerfulness, in spite of his disappointment.

Confound the fellows, I tell 'em every day I'm the son of a cobbler, and egad, they grow civiller.

Egad, boss, Moloch complained, why cant you stay home more and line things up for us?

Egad, my fine fellow, to compose a piece of composition like that, by Jove!

Egad, I was born under a threepenny planet, never to be worth a groat.

It was she who told me not to enter Cherry-stone for the Chester Cup, and, egad!