The 17,250 occurrences of damn
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"Oh damn the Keltic imagination!
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"Wom' your condish' no damn goo' t' any man!" he mumbled.
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"Damn you--damn you!" he cried, "playing the blasted Christian martyr.
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I told you the damn stuff was making a madman of me."
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"Damn Louis!" he cried.
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Oh damn these colonials!
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=condenar= to condemn, damn.
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She was ready to obey the king; she answered, when she could do so without disobeying God; but she could not damn her soul even for him.
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The following Sunday, at the church of St. Augustine, he rose in his seat with the fatal English Testament in his hand, and "declared openly, before all the people, with weeping tears, that he had denied God," praying them all to forgive him, and beware of his weakness; "for if I should not return to the truth," he said, "this Word of God would damn me, body and soul, at the day of judgment."
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"You damn fool!"
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"I've had some strange requests in my time; but, damn me, if I reckoned that any man any longer wanted my blessing."
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"Damn it!"
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"Damn her!"
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III.iv.15 (224,2) drug-damn'd Italy] This is another allusion to Italian poisons.
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Be thou a spirit of health, or goblin damn'd, Bring with thee airs from heaven, or blasts from hell, Be thy intents wicked or charitable, Thou com'st in such a questionable shape, That I will speak to thee.
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II.ii.598 (229,8) A damn'd defeat was made] [ Defeat , for destruction .
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III.iii.94 (265,3) his soul may be as damn'd and black/As hell, whereto it goes] This speech, in which Hamlet, represented as a virtuous character, is not content vith taking blood for blood, but contrives damnation for the man that he would punish, is too horrible to be read or to be uttered.
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OTHELLO I.i.20 (358,4) One Michael Cassio, a Florentine, A fellow almost damn'd in a fair wife] This is one of the passages which must for the present be resigned to corruption and obscurity.
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Damn her cheerfulness!
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"Yes, damn them!
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Say, it kind of opens your eyes to real living, doesn't it--it's the luxuries and the worries and the pace and the damn-fooleries that kill.
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It's no wonder Thornton stared at her that day we touched him for the fifty, and"--suddenly--"damn Thornton!"
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"Any honest citizen of Linrock can now see what's plain--yours is a damn poor hand!
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Damn him!
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I don't care a damn for Colonel Mayor Sampson.
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It stands to reason, no matter how damn strong these rustlers are, how hidden their work, however involved with supposedly honest men--they can't last."
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"You're damn right there'll be hell!" retorted Steele, a kind of high ring in his voice.
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"When I insisted, for I wanted to know, he ripped out: 'Yes, the damn fool got himself shot, and I'm sorry it's not worse.'
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"Wal, damn me!" ejaculated the little cattleman in mingled admiration and satisfaction.
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It was a damn unmanly thing for me to do."
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"I don't know if he spoke ordinary or not, but his voice drew me up same as it did the rest, an' damn me!
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He's sent word down here for us to let our prisoners go or there'd be a damn bloody fight.
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Wright, damn him!
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One youth, believing that language was of little consequence if the spirit was only right, startled new-comers by blandly greeting them with "good-morning, damn you," and other remarks of an equally mixed order.
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"_Damn!
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Oh, damn!_" said somebody on the other side of the hedge.
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Shall be such a Howling from the Damn'd on the Day of Judgment as went up from Hynds House that day!
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Old Ben the boatswain said that he'd never knowed but one deader calm, and that, he explained, was when Preacher Jack, the reformed sailor, had got excited in a sermon in a seaman's chapel and shouted that the Archangel Michael would chuck the Dragon into the brig and give him a taste of the rope's-end, damn his eyes!
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He is an experienced seaman, a capable officer, and a Christian gentleman--damn his eyes!
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"I don't care a damn for the whole bunch of you," said Vetch suddenly.
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"Damn charity!" he exclaimed hilariously.
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She longed to cry out in the tone of Julius Gershom, "Oh, damn the public!"
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"Whereas great dissentions and disputes have arisen in the Churches of this Country, on occasion of different explanations of some passages of Holy Writ, which speak of Predestination and what relates to it; and these contentions having been carried on with so much heat, that some Divines have been accused of teaching directly, or at least indirectly, that God has created some men to damn them; that he has laid certain men under a necessity of sinning; that he invites some men to salvation to whom he has resolved to deny it; other Divines are also charged with believing that mens natural strength or works may operate their salvation.
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Wherefore in the explanation of the Scripture, as often as occasion shall offer, the Pastors shall declare to the people, and instil into the minds of all under their care, that men are not indebted for the beginning, the progress, and the completion of their salvation, and even of faith, to their natural strength, or works, but to the sole grace of God in Jesus Christ our Saviour; that we have not merited it; that God has created no man to damn him; that God has not laid us under a necessity of sinning, and that he invites no man to be saved, to whom he has resolved to deny salvation.
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"Here are the damn Tories!" one of them shouted.
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In a moment Jack heard him muttering, "It's a damn wicked thing to do--which there ain't no mistake."
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I don't know his name but they use to call him Slops--the dirtiest, low-downdest, damn Tory traitor that ever lived.
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"'Souls--damn your souls!
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"'Cause they're goin' to fight with the British an' we shoot so damn well they want to git us out o' the way an' do it sly an' without gittin' hurt.
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That damn German King ain't a-goin' to have his way much longer here in Boston jail."
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"'Damn the ol' British tub.
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All the while he had that damn black pipe in his mouth.
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Still, the scene presented a riddle: to give immunity to the black women who went about all but naked and to damn the white for exposing their shoulders!
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Damn McClintock for putting this thought in his head--that Ruth loved him!
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"You're a damn fool, too!" exploded the trader.
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Damn it, what yuh killin' time for?
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I'll break your head in, damn you!
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That is the way we has with spies--damn you!
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"Damn her," he cried once to one of his cronies, a certain Lord Eldershaw, "in these days I hate the sight of her, with her skinny throat and face.
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'Damn thy fat head,' each time she struck him 'if that is thy way to convert women, this is my way to convert men.'
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"'Damn thy fat head,'" shrieked Tom Tantillion, "'If that is thy way to convert women, this is mine to convert men.'
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"Serve him damn right!" said Tantillion, sobering and wiping his own eyes.
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"Damn!" cried Tom Tantillion, and sprang forward from his chair at sight of it.
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"One day in the field," he said, "it broke from its loop--her hair--and fell about her like a black mantle, streaming over her horse's back, and a sight it was--and damn it, so was she; and every man in the field shouting with pleasure or laughter.
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And the worst on't is, she is right--damn her!--she's right."
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"I said, 'Damn thee for a lying little fool!'
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"Damn you!" he gasped.
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"Damn you," and lay there, his blue eyes glaring, his chest heaving as though 'twould burst, his nostrils dilated with his laboured, tortured puffs of breath.
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What else?--I'm poor, and much beset With damn'd small duns--that is--in debt Some grains of golden dust!
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"Hamil, do you know, I've always liked you a damn sight better than you've liked me."
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"Well, Hamil--damn it all!
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And he makes damn few friends among men--" The door opened and Malcourt entered slowly, almost noiselessly.
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"That damn Louis," he confided to Hamil over their after-dinner cigars, "has kept me guessing ever since he took command here.
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That damn Louis!...
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"Louis!" panted Portlaw, "they say Hamil is dying--" "Damn you," whispered Malcourt fiercely, "will you shut your cursed mouth!"
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"Real life," said Portlaw, spearing a fish-ball, "is damn monotonous.
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1._ for prophanely using the Name of GOD upon the _Stage_, and Verdicts were obtained against them._ _And in _Easter-Term, 1701_, the _Players_ of one House were Indicted at the _King's-Bench-Bar_, before the Right Honourable the Lord Chief Justice _Holt_, for using these following Expressions, and were thereof Convicted._ _In the Play call'd, _The Provok'd Wife.__ 'But more than all that, you must know I was afraid of being damn'd in those Days; for I kept sneaking, cowardly Company, Fellows that went to Church, and said Grace to their Meat, and had not the least Tincture of Quality about em.
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'Damn 'em both, with all my Heart, and every thing else that daggles a Petticoat; except four generous Whores, with Betty Sands at the Head of 'em, who were drunk with my Lord Rake and I, ten times in a Fortnight.
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'He has married me, and be damn'd to him 'Pox of the Parson.
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'Damn Morality, and damn the Watch.
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'Let me speak and be damn'd.
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[Note: _This is spoken by one in a Minister's Habit._] 'And you and your Wife may be damn'd.
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'Stand off and be damn'd.
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'Damn me, if you han't.
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'Let him be in Misery and be damn'd.
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'Prithee Dress and be damn'd.
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'Let him Plague you, Pox you, and damn you; I don't care and be damn'd.
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'Say that 'tis true, you are married to another, and that a---- Twou'd be a Sin to think of any Body but your Husband, and that ---- You are of a timorous Nature, and afraid of being damn'd.
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Damn ye, you young Rogue.
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'Then damn me, if I don't, &c. Pag.
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'Rot me and be damn'd.
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'Damn'd Lies, by _Jupiter_ and _Juno_, and the rest of the Heathen Gods and Goddesses; for I remember I paid two Guinea's for swearing Christian Oaths last Night.
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'That dear damn'd Virtue of hers tempts me strangely.
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