The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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"Then damn Groombridge Eighteen-thirty!"

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Why, sir!" and the old man's teeth chattered as he spoke, "I have five cargoes of flour on their way to Rio, and their captains will--Damn it, sir, I shall lose the whole venture."

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Monsieur Brent is for my wife--Got damn!--an' you is de best now, so my friend tell me.'

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"It's hard," George sighed regretfully--"damn' hard.

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"Damn!" said P. Sybarite thoughtfully.

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"Damn it, no!" he cried in a high voice and with an impatient movement struck the glass from November's hand.

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"Damn Nella!" snapped the gang leader.

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"Well," he grudged, "you did have me goin' for a minute--you were so damn' cock-sure--and it certainly is pretty slick work for an amateur."

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Damn 'f I know yet what to think."

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Besides--damn 'f I'm going to be the goat that saddles this hash-hut with a suit for damages."

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"Damn your sense of humour!" stormed P. Sybarite.

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No, Damn it, says she, I had rather be my own Mistress, and go to Bed and rise when I will, then to be curb'd by every Snotty Dame.

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He did not know that with that act the Recording Angel blotted out many a curious damn of his.

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"Damn you!

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damn you!" he cried.

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"Damn your deceit, your fair cruelties; damn you, you hard, white liar!"

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Were it so, If he makes me love her, may he damn me, Come!

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Oh, Maurice, if I _have_--" "You'd have injured me a damn sight more if you hadn't married me!" he said.

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"Damn 'em, _polite_!

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He said, "Oh, damn!"

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"Damn him!"

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"Oh, _damn_!" he said to himself, feeling the scrape of worn linen on the back of his hand.

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Damn it!

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Damn it!

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"Let me help you," Maurice said, politely; adding to himself, "Damn--damn--!"

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Once Maurice, pacing frantically up and down, heard her flat laugh; then, to his dismay, he saw her, through the glass of the door, instead of hanging up the receiver, drop a coin into the slot.... "Damn!

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But, damn it!

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For himself, he, personally, didn't care "a damn," whether Weston got ahead of Greenleaf or Greenleaf beat Weston.

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There even runs a story that a certain professor of literature in an American college, being consulted about Spenser by one of his scholars, exclaimed impatiently, "Oh, damn Spenser!"

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He grins and puffs his corn-cob, And then he winks, reflective, And, "Buddy," says he, "you can't blame me If you pass your damn objective."

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This damn trench is dark--ouch!

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Damn it, Wait a minute.... Hell, I'm coming, I can't run in this equipment.

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My damn rifle and my helmet Keep on getting in the way, And my brains are numb and dopey Try'n' to cuss and try'n' to pray.

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And I know damn well there's stragglers That'll ride up on a truck-- Guess if you ain't born a quitter, You're just simply outa luck.

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He did not hesitate a moment, but springing at an officer who was near him, seized him by the collar, and exclaiming in a harsh tone of voice--'Damn you, sir, you are my prisoner,' wrested his sword from his grasp, dragged him by force from the house, and keeping his body as a shield of defence from the heavy fire sustained from the windows, carried him off without receiving any injury.

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In order to gain time, and to arrest the stroke, he exclaimed in an angry and authoritative tone--'You damn'd brute, will you murder the gentleman?'

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They at length approached so near, that a conversation took place between them; the troopers calling out, 'Surrender, you damn'd rebel, or we'll cut you in pieces!'

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whot wi' you fellers bickerin' an' yon damn birrd currsin' I canna sleep!...

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Slavin--er--damn the man!

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damn the man!

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damn th' hobo!" exploded Slavin impatiently.

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'Damn th' man!

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Damn th' man!' he'll cry.

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"Damn that 'Dismal Jimmy' owl!" he ejaculated testily, in a low tone--"an' thim ki-oots!...

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From a manuscript letter of our poet's, written when employed on his "Summer," I transcribe his sentiments on his former literary friends in Scotland--he is writing to Mallet: "Far from defending these two lines, I damn them to the lowest depth of the poetical Tophet, prepared of old for Mitchell, Morrice, Rook, Cook, Beckingham, and a long &c. Wherever I have evidence, or think I have evidence, which is the same thing, I'll be as obstinate as all the mules in Persia."

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"Damn her, she would have dragged me down to her own level," he muttered.

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Damn him, I wish I had him here!"

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UNCLE RICHARD Damn cats!

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The stairs are rather dark.... (_He goes out_) JOE Damn!

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And it has been to some extent the fashion to damn with faint admiration the pioneer if not the creator of American literature as the "genial" Irving.

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Nobody in Washington knew what his opinion was--not one--nobody; he defied any one to say what it was--'anybody--damn the one!

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Then there's his brother George: 'Damn that fellow,--knows eight or nine languages; yes, sir, nine languages,--Arabic, Spanish, Greek, Ital--And there's his wife, now,--she and Mrs. Madison are always together.

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"Damn her!" replied Melchior.

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"Do not damn her; damn yourself for your villany, and its being brought to light.

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That he might damn his own soul eternally and bring a great number of good men into trouble and peril of death for themselves.

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"Damn it!

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"Why, damn it!" he exclaimed, flourishing both hands, and as a result of that energetic movement I was still more strongly flooded with that spirituous odour wherewith he was thoroughly impregnated.... "You see, dear uncle, if you only knew my life....

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The master flared up.--"Akh, damn thee!

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"Well, but--damn it all!--somebody knows."

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"Divil a bit they sway him, sir," replied Andy; "he'll damn and abuse them and their religion, and yet he'll go any length to serve one o' them, if they want a friend, and has a good character.

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catch him at it; he's a damn sight too close to do any sich thing."

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But any how, Bartle, you oughn't to spake of Stags, for although Connor refused to join us, damn your blood, you had no right to go to inform upon him.

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"Damn well you knew he would not," observed Ned M'Cormick, now encouraged by the bold and decided manner of Rouser Redhead.

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"I don't care a damn what it is--we'll meet here to-morrow night, boys, an' I'll show you that I can lead as well as folly.

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"Damn it," rejoined the other, "but to murdher a man in his bed!

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"May be not," replied Biddy; "the same God that disappointed you in hangin' Connor O'Donovan--" "Damn you," said he, "take that;" and as he spoke he struck the poor girl a heavy blow in the cheek, which cut her deeply, and for a short time rendered her speechless.

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There they stood, exact counterparts, each a thousand times more anxious to damn the other than to save himself.

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Damn the fellow; he has that house of mine on my hands this many a long year, for I cannot get it set.

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"Why, that Masther Harry--long life to him--parted company wid her on the spot; said he would take part wid the masther and the other two, and tould her to her teeth that he did not care a damn about the property, and that she might leave it as a legacy to ould Nick, who, he said, desarved it better at her hands than he did."

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Damn your philosophy; it is cursed nonsense, and nothing else."

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"Well, damn the devil, heaven pardon me for swearing, for it's a thing I hate----" "----And yet, many a fat oath you've bolted in your time.

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Damn your bloods, ye affectionate rascals, sure you love me, and I love you, and 't isn't Gully Preston (his opponent) that can cut our loves in two.

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Sharpe, you're a scoundrel, for speaking to me in this style--damn my honor and blood, but you are.

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Damn my honor and blood, do you apply that to me?"

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"Oh, damn it, Hartley, don't explode; I mean nothing offensive between us--then, dropping the families," said Val, fawningly, for he saw the other's nostril begin to dilate-- "And, you cowardly hound, why should you drop the families," inquired Deaker, taking fire; "do you forget, sirra, who your father was?"

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"Damn it," replied Val, still with fawning good-humor, "how am I accountable for their conduct before I had existence?

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Damn it, Jollyblock, unless a man is a good Protestant he's bad for everything else."

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"I know of no service Lord Cumber ever was to any of his tenants," replied Maguire; "except, indeed, to keep them ground to the earth, in supportin' his extravagance, and that he might spend their hard earnings in another country, not caring one damn whether they live or starve.

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"Damn my honor, M'Clutchy"--for that was now the usual respectful tone of his address to him--"were you not a precious old villain to allow me to take the chair yesterday, when you knew what cursed fire-eaters these Hartleys are?"

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Damn my honor, but you're a fine old cock, Val--and now I have spirits to take a glass of brandy, which I hadn't this whole morning before."

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Damn it, be a man, and don't snivel in that manner, just like a furious drunken woman, when she can't get at another drunken woman who is her enemy.

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"Damn my honor, Darby," said Phil, "but that's queer talk from a Protestant, if you are one."

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"And what brought poor Mary here to die, do you know?" inquired Raymond; "no you don't," he replied, "but I will tell you--she came to die near poor White-head that she loved so much, and near Torley, and near poor Hugh himself, that the bloodhounds--" "Damn my honor, Rimon, if I can stand this any longer--I'm off."

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"I think," continued Phil, "that I have got you and Rimon in my power now, and damn my hon-honor, may be we won't give you a chase a-across the country that'll put mettle into your heels; hip, hip, hurrah!

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"It is dreadful," said the father; "but the truth is, we must have the country, at least this part of it, proclaimed, and martial law established;--damn the murdering scoundrels, nothing else is fit for them.

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I say, don't curse me--or rather, do curse me--damn me--damn my soul--damn my soul--ha!

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Damn it, you know the thing would be impossible.

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"'Damn him!' says another, 'let us not take the vagabone's life; it's enough to take the ears from him, and to give him a prod or two of a bagnet on the ribs; but don't kill him.'

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"Oh, damn the penny of the reward ever I'd finger, even if I knew the whole conflagration," said Mat; "but lave the siftin' of the children wid myself, and if I can get anything out of them you'll hear from me; but your honor must keep a close mouth, or you might have occasion to lend me the money for my own funeral some o' these days.

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"Damn the bit of that I'd do, even if I knew anything about it; but, God be praised for it, I can set them all at defiance--that I'm sure of.

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I'm done wid her: so good-night, an' good _cuttin'_ (* May what's in it never fail) to your horn, Darby!--You damn ould villian!" he subjoined in a low voice, when Darby had got out of his hearing: "surely it's not in yourself, but in the blessed words and things you have about you, that there is any good."

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--"Damn the bit but it is!" and so on.

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* The damn' rip o' the world, that wouldn't give the breath he breathes to the poor for God's sake, and he'll threwn a man half-a-crown that 'll blarney him for farmin', and him doesn't know the differ atween a Cork-red a Yellow-leg.

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"Damn the quack!" replied his master: "no, I didn't."

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His great object was to damn his own character as a witness, and to make such blunders, premeditated slips, and admissions, as just left him within an inch of a prosecution for perjury.

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