The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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Damn his impudence!

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Then I showed him the army, and after he had looked them over he said to me, 'Bill, you could lick the world,' And I was damn fool enough to believe him."

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"Jedge, he called me a damn black rascal."

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But, Jedge, s'pose somebody'd call you a damn black rascal, wouldn't you hit 'em?"

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But don't send him on any damn goose chase for the Pole."

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"Damn those scars!" he murmured, striking with his fist the disfigured cheek, which upon a time had been a source of pride and honor.

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"Damn them!"

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"No, damn him!

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You're a crippled soldier--coming home--and damn lucky at that."

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"Well, it's a damn lucky thing you didn't take her up on that marriage stuff."

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Too damn fine for this crowd!...

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"But she needn't have been a damn fool.

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I'll say it's a damn fine stunt.

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"Damn me if I'm not sorry I gave Swann's secret away."

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It's too damn far from town, I'll say.

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Oh, damn, is this the _Maire?_ I'm sorry, Monsieur--_je suis désolé_-- But no one's pinched your miserable chair.

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Damn it, how he bleeds!

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"After _that_," was Nevil's heroic conclusion, "Jane can say what she damn well pleases."

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"Damn!"

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"Damn the doctors," said Lance, questions being superfluous.

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I didn't suppose his whereabouts mattered a damn to any one."

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"Whether it matters a damn--as you say--depends on whether he is the undesirable I have in mind.

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If you still care a damn for me--and the others, do what I ask--and keep your mouth shut----" Dyán's frown was hostile; but his voice was low and troubled.

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"Yes, I'll come--and damn the consequences!"

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You play that thing a damn sight too well."

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"Damn you!" he said softly.

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"Damn them.

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Seems he's received an authentic report that the city people are planning to rush civil lines, loot the bungalows, and assault our women--damn them.

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And really I don't care a damn what comes to me."

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Damn the War!--he'd scarcely given a thought to it (being so worried with other matters) until last night.

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"Damn it!"

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"Damn the woman, I suppose that's a slap at _me_," muttered Dr Mant to himself.

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"Oh, damn!"

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"Damn the young viper!...

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"Damn Mrs. Hathaway," said Tyson.

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"Damn his impertinence!"

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"Oh, damn the provocation.

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Oh, damn all women.'

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I may or may not agree about the damn birds, but I wouldn't have made a policeman my fast friend in this place if I weren't a straight man, and I'm a good bit surprised, Joseph, that you thought it worth your while to name such a thing to me.

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"On the face of it, none," he said; "but I wouldn't have come afore you only to say I disapproved, because you'd say my opinion didn't matter a damn.

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"You've a right to your opinion," answered Bewes; "and I've an equal right not to care one damn for your opinion as you say."

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"It damn soon will get in his mind."

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"Damn queer thoughts, I'll lay my life," said Jonas.

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"Damn the thought behind!" thundered out James.

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"His one excuse for leaving you was to be drownded in the Dart, and if he ain't drownded, he's done a damn shameful thing to desert you," I told her.

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A man would have cried, "Damn the bath!

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Damn the breakfast!

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Damn the brooms and dusters!

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"I do not care a damn.

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damn that foot don't take that regardin' traffic 'greement now'n 'fect that 'casion may rise 'n near future to 'mend same in 'cordance with stip'lations inform'ly made at conf'rence held las' Janwary will not'fy you 'n due time 'f change is made yours very truly have some lunch brought here 'n a minute may haf' t' stay three four days t'll this Whoo!

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damn foot gets well take letter H.J.

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[_To himself._] Damn!

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what I was--and worse, damn him!--and she loves him.

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He said: "I can kill old Sawyer, damn him.

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So much Sir Hugh had said, and, in saying it, had done all that in him lay to damn his sister-in-law's fair fame.

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"Damn Warwickshire!" said Doodles, who was put beyond himself.

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Damn Warwickshire."

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Damn the neutrals!

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Then came the downfall of von Falkenhayn, because he was prepared to damn the United States and all neutrals.

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While American financial assistance will be a great help to the Allies that will not affect the German calculations because when the Kaiser and his Generals decided on the 27th of January to damn all neutrals, German financiers were not consulted.

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Not until this year could one of Great Britain's statesmen declare: "You can damn the Germans until you are blue in the face, but that will not beat them."

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Will you excuse me if I say, 'Damn this buzzing in my head?'"

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"A damn fine woman," he said to himself, "she'll marry before long."

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Damn it, I'm always alone here!

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I reckon no one ud like me better for behaving rude to Mr. Pratt ..." "Oh, damn Mr. Pratt!" cried Martin, completely losing his head--"I tell you I don't care tuppence what you or anyone says or does to him."

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"But the mistresses don't allow it," said Ellen, in hasty fear of being taken away, "you get a bad mark if you say 'damn.'"

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Perhaps she was a wealthy milliner on a holiday ... but, her accent--you could lean up against it ... well, anyhow she was a damn fine woman.

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There was a curious, delightful freshness about her ... and she was a damn fine woman, too.

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But, damn it all!

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Damn it all!

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"Damn!

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Hang it all, I love you--and I think you're a damn fine woman--I reelly do--and I don't care if you are a bit older--I don't like girls."

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In one way, of course, Trebell won't care a damn.

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"I t'ink," brought out the colonel emphatically, "I t'ink I damn go."

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And he wouldn't want the power to damn the unbelievers, either.

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Then suddenly Billy stiffened right in my arms and looked me straight in the face and said in the doctor's own brisk tones, even with his cupid mouth set in the same straight line: "I say I'm sorry, Molly, but damn that man and I'll git him yet!"

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"Damn me if I don't believe you're the man who is coming up here to open the coal mines on Burgess's land!"

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"Damn the Fairfax pride!" he exclaimed fiercely.

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Damn the Fairfax pride!"

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It was the Fairfax temper, sir; I--" "Damn the Fairfax temper!" roared the Major.

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The Yankee soldiers in the car were cursing me, and calling me a damn rebel, and more ugly talk.

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"I think it can, for now I don't care a damn about anything or anybody but you!"

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There was no offence against decorum in all this; nothing to condemn, to damn.

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"Damn that woman," went on the keeper, "why can't she keep still.

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Jim, old fellow, I wonder what made you leave Leonie in the care of that damn silly, shallow woman, and I wonder how you could ever have produced anything so highly strung and temperamental as your little daughter.

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"Damn standoffish, what!"

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And, "Damn it all, she's not a flirt," did not a certain youthful sahib who worshipped openly at her shrine exclaim, as he thought, in the unpleasantly heated watches of the night, of that moment when she had smiled down sweetly into his adoring eyes, as his cheek brushed her hand while she was arranging her habit, and he her stirrup leather.

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You charged up to the very muzzle of Yankee guns once, and you weren't scared wu'th a damn!

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And then suddenly, without a moment's warning, Miss Sally Ruth rose, and took Major Appleby Cartwright, who on a time had charged Yankee guns and hadn't been scared wu'th a damn, by the ear.

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I get up _every_ morning, and I do the same damn thing, over and over and over and over, day in, day out, day in, day out.

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"You're a damn little bird-killer, that's what you are!

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"Damn little thief!" he muttered.

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I reckon, parson, the simple is lumped in three lots--the fool for a little while, the fool for half the day, and the life-everlasting twenty-four-hours-a-day, dyed-in-the-wool damn-fool.

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Daddy insists that he did order them stopped and that it is that damn fool boy.

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It was the story of one Philip Nolan, an army officer, whose head had been turned by Aaron Burr, and who, having been censured by a court-martial for some minor offense; exclaimed petulantly, upon mention being made of the United States government, "Damn the United States!

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[5] And the decision to damn _Elvira_ was made in advance of the performance, as we have seen.

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Having failed, in spite of shrill-sounding catcalls, to persuade the audience at Drury Lane to damn the play, our trio went to supper at the house of Erskine's sister, Lady Betty Macfarlane, in Leicester Street, and there found themselves so fertile in sallies of humour, wit, and satire on Mallet and his play that they determined to meet again and throw their sallies into order.

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They should know something of the horrors of syphilis, its loathsomeness, its extraordinary power to penetrate to the physiological Holy of Holies, poison the germ cells, and damn in advance the unborn children of its victim.

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"H'out yer goes, and damn yer impudence!"

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And then something like a strangling sob broke out on the stillness, frightening the lecturer; and a shrill cry-- "Don't go--oh, _damn it all!_ don't go!

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