The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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"Damn you, you devil, I'll fix you!" he cursed.

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Then came Dale's voice: "Damn you, you devil, I'll fix you!"

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"That's what a man gets for givin' up to a damn fool notion like that," he said, thinking of the fear that had seized him while listening to the shooting.

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"That's him, damn him!" he said.

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"For what he done to Peggy--damn him!

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"Damn my giblets, drunk again!"

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If I called for help I called down suspicion on myself, and suspicion enough to damn me.

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Damn your Timothy!--I tell you, woman, your husband has _murdered me_--he has carried away my fine jubilee clothes.'

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Damn Reform--I want a place--what say you?

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"Dined--(damn this pen!)

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I do not know whether I sent you my 'Elegy on the _recovery_ of Lady * *:'-- "Behold the blessings of a lucky lot-- My play is damn'd, and Lady * * _not_.

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"I had certainly answered your last letter, though but briefly, to the part to which you refer, merely saying, 'damn the controversy;' and quoting some verses of George Colman's, not as allusive to you, but to the disputants.

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"But now this sheet is nearly cramm'd, So, if _you will_, _I_ sha'n't be shamm'd, And if you _won't_, _you_ may be damn'd, My Murray.

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The same old ... oh, damn!"

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damn that £, it keeps butting in: it is Just lik real life.

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it could be produced verery cheaply and itcould be calld the CHER RYdesigN damn, imeant to put all that in capitals.

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_Henry._ Oh, damn eggs.

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Damn!

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Damn!

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If this war achieves nothing else, I pray with all my mind, and all my soul, and all my strength, that all the sects and all the churches may suddenly feel tired of all the 1001 little methods of procedure, and say: "Damn it all!

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The cavalry will get through, and I shall be driving about behind in some gilded car, or watching from some very distant hill with Jezebel (who won't care a damn whether the cavalry get through or not).

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Damn!

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Damn it!

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Damn it all!

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"Damn you, now you buck!" cried Van wildly, and his heels ignited the volcano.

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"Damn it, Kent," he said, "you're no less lost than you were before.

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Then Barger murmured: "Excuse me, Van Buren, fer--bein' so damn--long--dyin'."

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"Ay tank ve never get someveres vit dat hal-fer-damn brass, Meester Ford.

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"It's all av our necks ye've put into a rope, this time, damn you!"

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"Damn their worthless lives!" he stormed.

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"Damn the expense!

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"Damn the torpedoes!"

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Damn you!

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Damn you both!

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[_Beside himself._] Oh, damn the world!

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Damn it!

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Damn it, Taney, this is worse than Monte Carlo.

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Only, I feel this way, sometimes when the honor of the nation demands-- CONROY You damn bluff!

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Damn!

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Damn!

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Damn!

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Then the hunters and the bird-chasers--damn 'em--wake me up bright and early.

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"Damn my soul eef I don't know sometheeng!"

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Find my horse--get rifle--trail that man--who shot me--get him--damn your prayers--get him--" "Ah, Don Miguel," Pablo assured him in Spanish, in tones that were prideful beyond measure, "that unfortunate fellow has been shaking hands with the devil for the last forty-five minutes."

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"Damn the fellow; then he was honest, after all!

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Damn it--he wouldn't have that.

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"Damn it all!

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"Oh, damn it all!

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"Hic ... mind your own damn business...." "Pass, Canadians; all's well."

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There are other statues in the Square besides the noble one commemorating the deeds of the hero of "Full steam ahead, and damn the torpedoes!"

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Hand it over, and be damn quick about it, too."

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"I don't care for no damn mast-cutters.

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They're devils, that's what they are, an' I hope the mast-cutters'll kill every damn one of them.

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"Damn it, man!" broke out Lightmark, with a vehemence which, to Rainham, seemed uncalled for, "how should I know?

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Damn it all.

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"And, after all," he said impatiently, resuming his homeward direction, "though I've got enough evidence to damn him twice over in the eyes of any man in the world, I suppose it wouldn't be enough to convince a woman, if she believed in him.

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is hardly to be compared to the B.S., for, whereas the former can at the most scorch the few people foolish enough to remain within ear-shot, the latter can with a breath damn a whole row of houses and blast the careers of an army of builders with a word."

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"Damn the Odell-Carneys," was what Freddie Ulstervelt said as the train drew out of the station.

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"By thunner, the damn girl is stealin' somebody's horshes!"

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"Damn!

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And for an hour and a half the scratching of the pens was only interrupted by the striking of a match and an occasional damn.

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"Cads, cads, damn them!"

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"Damn your trilogy--who cares!

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"How am I to find out, damn it?"

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"You toss too well for me; last night you did win seven times running--damn!"

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"Damn me!

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Damn it!

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"I'll play you for a hundred pounds--the best out of seven games; damn the cards!

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"Damn you!

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Damn!"

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I don't care a damn what they think.

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(My hunter, damn the fellow," he said, under his breath.)

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Damn with faint praise, assent with civil leer, And without sneering teach the rest to sneer.

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I am weary of Conquer love, they, that run away Conquerors, a lean fellow beats all Conscience with injustice is corrupted --makes cowards of us all --of her worth Consideration, like an angel Constable, outrun the Consummation devoutly to be wished Contemplation he, and valor, formed Content, humble livers in --, farewell Contentment, the noblest mind, has Contradiction, woman's a Cord be loosed Corn, reap an acre of Corporations, no souls Corsair's name, he left a Cottage, the soul's dark Cottage, stood beside a Counsels, perplex and dash maturest Counselors, safety in the multitude of Country, undiscovered --, God made the Courage, screw your, to the sticking place --mounteth with occasion Course, I have finished my --of true love never did run smooth Course of empire Courtesy, I am the very pink of Counterfeit presentment Coward, thou slave --upon instinct Cowards die many times --, what can ennoble Crabtree, and old iron rang Creator, remember thy Creature not too bright Credulity, ye who listen with Crime, within thee, undivulged --, it was worse than a Critics, not trust in Critical, nothing if not Criticising elves Cross, sparkling, she wore --, last at his Crotchets in thy head now Crown of glory Crown, uneasy lies the head that wears a Cruel as death Crumbs, dogs eat of the Crutch, shouldered his Cry is still they come --and no wool Cunning, let my right hand forget her Cupid kills with arrows --is painted blind Cups, freshly remembered in their flowing --that cheer but not inebriate Current of a woman's will Curses, rigged with, dark --, not loud, but deep Custom stale her infinite variety Cut, the most unkindest Cycle and epicycle Cynosure of neighboring eyes Cypress and myrtle Cytherea's breath Daffodils that come before the swallow Dagger I see before me Daggers-drawing Dale, haunts in Dame, our sulky sullen Dames, of ancient days Damn with faint praise Damnation, the deep, of his taking off Damned to everlasting fame Dan to Beersheba Dance, when you do --attendance Daniel come to judgment Dare, what man dare, I Dark, illumine what is Darkly, through a glass Darkness visible Dart, like the poisoning of a Daughter, still harping on my David, Nathan said to Dawn, exhalations of the Day, what a, may bring forth --, sufficient unto the --, jocund, stands tiptoe --, as it tell upon a --, brought back my night --.

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in the calm light of mild --, teaching by examples Physic to the dogs --, take Physician, is there no --, heal thyself Picture, look here upon this Pierian spring Pigmies are pigmies still Pigmy body, fretted the, to decay Pigs squeak, as naturally as Pilgrim shrines, such graves are Pilot of the Galilean lake Pinch, a hungry, lean-faced villain Pink of courtesy Pines, silent sea of Pin's fee, set my life at a Pitch, he that toucheth Pitcher be broken Pitiful, 't was wondrous Pity, he hath a tear for --'t is, 't is true --, challenge double --melts the mind to love --'s akin to love --gave ere charity began --the sorrows of a poor old man Place, jolly, in times of old Places, lines in pleasant Plan, not without a --, the simple Plato, thou reasonest well Play's the thing --, as good as a Playmates I have had Pleasantness, her ways are ways of Pleased, I would do what I Pleasure of being cheated Pleasure, sweet is after pain --in being mad --at the helm --with reason mixed --in poetic pains Pleasures, dance attendance on Plowshares, swords into Poet's eye in a fine frenzy --'s pen turns them to shape --soaring in the high reason of his fancy Poetic pains, there is a pleasure in Poetical, I would the gods had made thee Poets in three distant ages --intellible forms of Pole, true as the needle to the Pomp, take physic --, lick absurd Poor always ye have --, simple annals of the --, laws grind the Pope of Rome, more than the Poppies, pleasures are like Poppy nor mandragora Porcelain clay of humankind Porcupine, like quills upon the fretful Pot, death in the Poverty, not my will, consents --, steep me in --, depressed, slow rises worth by Power, take, who have the Powers that be, ordained of God Prague's proud arch Praise, the garments of --, damn with faint --, solid pudding against empty --all his pleasure --, blame, love --, none named thee but to --undeserved Praising what is lost Pray, remained to Prayer, whenever God erects a house of --all his, business --, the imperfect offices of Preached as never to preach again Precept upon precept Preparation, dreadful note of Prevaricate, Ralpho, thou dost Priam's curtains Pricks, hard to kick against the Pride goeth before destruction --fell with my fortunes --and haughtiness of soul --in their port --that licks the dust --, soul that perished in his --, blend our pleasure or --that apes humility Primrose, sweet as the Primrose, was to him a yellow Princedoms, virtue's powers Princes, sweet aspect of Print, pleasant to see one's name in Prior, what once was Matthew Prison make, stone walls do not a Procrastination is the thief of time Prologues, happy, to the swelling act Promise, keep the word of Proof, give me ocular Proofs of holy writ Prophet not without honor Prophets, pervert the Propriety, frights the isle from her Prove all things Proverb and a by-word Providence their guide Prow, youth at the Prunella, leather or Psalms, purloin the Punishment greater than I can bear Pure, all things pure to the Purpose, infirm of --, nighty, never is o'ertook Purse, who steals my, steals trash Pyramids in vales Quality, a taste of your Quarrel, sudden and quick, in Quarrel, that hath his, just Question, that is the Quickly, well it were done Quiet, rural Quips and cranks Quivers, the Devil hath not in his Race, not to the swift --, boast a generous --is rim, I bow to that whose --, forget the human --, rear my dusky --of other days Rachel weeping for her children Rack, leave not a, behind Rage, could swell the soul to Raggedness, looped and windowed Rags, the man forget not in Rain from heaven droppeth Rainbow, add another hue unto the Rake, woman is at heart a Ralph to Cynthia howls Rank is but the guinea's stamp Rat, I smell a Rattle, pleased with a Ravens, He that feedeth the Ravishment, divine, enchanting Ray, tints to-morrow with prophetic Read, mark, learn Reap, as you sow, y' are like to Reason, no other but a woman's --upon compulsion --noble and most sovereign --for my rhyme --, make the worse appear the better --, the feast of --with pleasure mixed Reasons are as two grains of wheat Reckoning, so comes a Red spirits and pay Redeemer liveth, my Religion, humanities of Remember such things were Remorse, farewell Remote from men --, unfriended Reputation, seeking the bubble --dies at every word Resignation slopes the way Resolution, native hue of Retirement urges sweet return Retreat, loopholes of Reveals while she hides Revelry, there was a sound of Revels now are ended Rhetoric, ope his mouth for Rhine, wash the river Rhyme nor reason --, and build the lofty --the rudder is --, one for sense and one for Rhyme, dock the tail of Rialto, on the Ribbon, give me what this, bound Rich man and the camel --, not gaudy --with forty pounds a year Richard is himself again Riches, make themselves wings Ridiculous and the sublime Right, whatever is, is Righteous forsaken --overmuch Righteousness and peace --exalteth a nation Ripe and ripe Road, a rough, a weary Roam, where'er I Robbed, lie that is Robbing Peter he paid Paul Hobes and furred gowns hide all Rocket, rose like a Rod, and thy staff --, a chief's a --of empire --, spare the Roderick, art them a friend to Rogue, every inch not fool is Roman, than such a --senate long debate Romans, countrymen, and lovers Rome, palmy state of --, more than the Pope of Romeo, wherefore art thou Ronne, to waite, to ride, to Room, ample, and verge enough --, who sweeps a Root, the axe is laid to the Rose, happier is the, distilled --by any other name --in aromatic pain --fairest when budding Rosebuds, gather ye Roses, the scent of the Ross, the man of Rot and rot Rowland for an Oliver Rub, ay, there's the Rubies, wisdom priced above --, where grew the Ruin or to rule the state --upon ruin --, beauteous, lovely in death Rule thee with a rod of iron --, eye sublime declared absolute --, the good old Run, that he may, that readeth Runs, who, may read Rural quiet Rustic moralist Sadder and a wiser man Sage, lie thought as a Sail, set every threadbare Saint, 't would provoke a St. John mingles with my bowl Saints in crape and lawn --, his soul is with the Salt of the earth Samson, the Philistines be upon thee Satan, get thee behind me Satire's my weapon --in disguise Saul and Jonathan, undivided in death Savage, wild in woods, the noble Saviour's, the, birth is celebrated Scars, he jests at Sceptre, a barren, in my gripe Schemes, best laid School, the village master taught his little Science, O star-eyed Scoff, came to Scorn, he will laugh thee to --, what a deal of, looks beautiful --, fixed figure, for the time of --, laughed his word to Scraps of learning dote, on Screw your courage Scripture, the Devil can cite Scylla, your father Sea, light that never was on --, mysterious union with the --, first that burst into that Sea, alone, alone, on a wide --, like ships that have gone down at --, glad waters of the dark blue --, the open Seals of love Second childishness Sect, slave to no See oursel's as others see us Seek and ye shall find Seems, madam, I know not Self-slaughter, canon 'gainst Sensations sweet Sense, one for --, want of decency is want of Sentiment, pluck the eye of Sepulchres, whited Sermons in stones Serpent sting thee twice Serpents, be ye wise as Servant can make drudgery divine Service, I have done the state some Servitude, base laws of Shade, sitting in a pleasant --, a more welcome --, ah, pleasing --, softening into shade --, boundless contiguity of --of that which once was great Shadow, life is but a walking Shadow, float double, swan and Shadows come like --, coming events cast their, before Shaft that made him die --at random sent Shakespeare, sweetest, Fancy's child Shall I, wasting in despair Shame, an erring sister's --, blush of maiden Shape, take any, but that --, thou com'st in such a questionable --, execrable --, if shape it might be called Shapes and beckoning shadows She walks in beauty Shears, Fury with the abhorred Shell, convolutions of a --, music slumbers in the Shepherd, habt any philosophy in thee Sheridan, broke the die in moulding Ship, idle as a painted Ships that have gone down at sea --that sailed for sunny isles Shocks, the thousand natural Shoe has power to wound Shoot, to teach the young idea how to Shore, rapture on the lonely --, dull, tame Show, that within which passeth --, a driveller and a Shrewsbury clock, fought a long hour by Should auld acquaintance Shrine of the mighty Shut, shut the door Sigh, passing tribute of a --no more, ladies Sighed and looked again --unutterable things Sign, dies and makes no Sight, out of, out of mind --, loved not at first Seigniors, grave and reverend Silence is the perfectest herald of joy --in love bewrays more woe --, ye wolves --, come then, expressive Siloa's brook Simplicity a child Sin, fools make a mock at --of the world --, wages of, is death --, no, for a man to labor in his vocation Single blessedness Sinned against, more Sinning, more sinned against than Sins, charity shall cover the multitude of Sion hill delight thee more Sires, few sons attain the praise of their Sires, green graves of your Sirups, drowsy, of the world Six hundred pounds a year Sixpence, I give thee Skies, looks commencing with the --, raised a mortal to the Skill, is but a barbarous Sky, forehead of the morning --, the storm that howl along the --, souls are ripened in our northern --, star sinning in the --, canopied by the blue Slain, thrice he slew the Slaughter, lamb to the --forbade to wade through Slave, base is the, that pays Slavery or death, which to choose --a bitter draught Slaves, what can ennoble -, Britons never will be Sleep, he giveth his beloved --of a laboring man --, folding the hands to --, our life is rounded with a --knits up the raveled sleave of care --, gentle sleep --, some must watch, while some must --, tired nature's sweet restorer, balmy Sleep, undisturbed --, blessings on him who invented --, the mantle that covers all human thought Sleeve, wear my heart upon my Slept, thought her dying when she Sloth finds the down pillow hard Slough of despond Sluggard, 't is the voice of the Slumber, a little Small Latin and less Greek --things compared with great Smell, ancient and fish like Smels, throwe her swete, al around Smile that glowed celestial --, to share the good man's Smiles, seldom he --, kisses, tears, and Snails, her pretty feet, like Snake, we hat'e scotched the --like a wounded Sneer, without sneering --, laughing devil in his Snow whiter than the driven Snug as a bug Society where none intrudes Soldier full of strange oaths Solid men of Boston Solitude is sometimes but society --, how passing sweet is --, where are thy charms --, inward eye of --, makes a, and calls it peace Something too much of this Son of his own works Song of Percy and Douglass Sophonisba, O Sorrow, pluck from the memory a rooted --, wear a golden --, parting is such sweet --, to pine with feare and --, her rent is --, some natural Sorrow returned with the morn Sorrows come not single --, transient Soul, the iron entered into his --, lose his own --.

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If this is the criterion, beware lest you damn man's works wholesale.

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Shou'd I denounce our Author's fate to Day, To cry down Prophecies, you'd damn the Play: Yet Whims like these have sometimes made you Laugh; 'Tis Tattling all, like _Isaac Bickerstaff_.

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Since War, and Places claim the Bards that write, Be kind, and bear a Woman's Treat to-Night; Let your Indulgence all her Fears allay, And none but Woman-Haters damn this Play.

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he is a covetous, cheating, sanctify'd Curmudgeon; that Sir _Francis Gripe_ is a damn'd old-- _Char._ I suppose, Friend, you forget that he is my Father-- _Marpl._ I ask your Pardon, _Charles_, but it is for your sake I hate him.

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I can but Laugh, ha, ha, to think how damn'd Mad he'll be when he finds he has given his Money away for a a Dumb Show.

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"'Damn the rascals,' says young Mr. Seymour, 'they're not content with man-stealing, but they're stealing money and clothes, and every thing they can lay their hands upon.

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"Oh, damn!" cried Sam, who, being hurled to the iron floor, swore as though he enjoyed it.

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"Damn!" cried the disappointed mate as he sprang to Noonan's side and seized the line, which was already paying out.

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When in one letter Jack mentions the practise of smoking his father is severe: "All our family have ever been temperate not [practising] even the Debauchery of smoking tobacco, a nasty Dutch, Damn'd custom, a forerunner of idleness and drunkenness; therefore Jack, my lad, let us hear no more of your handling your Pipe, but handle well your fuzee, your sword, your pen and your Books."

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"I don't care a damn!" he declared in English, his mind still on the personal trail.

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"Damn the thing!" he muttered; but he was helpless.

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"Damn the thing!"

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The leg that had rested across a knee clamped noisily to the floor, and a smothered "Damn!" escaped from his lips.

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He threw his head back on the pillow with a smothered, "Damn!"

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"Damn it!

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And I don't mind telling you, Captain, that he is an absolute traitor; and I believe that it's that damn Nana Sahib who's influencing him."

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He rose, muttering, "Damn!

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There is much more metaphysical subtlety in the word "damn" than in the word "degeneration."

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Damn you!" he snarled.

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That God, from the beginning, elected certain individuals to be saved, and certain others to be damned; and that no crimes of the former can damn them; no virtues of the latter, save.

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Langdon tells me, that at the second election of President and Vice-President of the United States, when there was a considerable vote given to Clinton in opposition to Mr. Adams, he took occasion to remark it in conversation in the Senate chamber with Mr. Adams, who gritting his teeth, said, 'Damn 'em, damn 'em, damn 'em, you see that an elective government will not do.'

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'No,' said Nicholas, 'it would effectually damn any man in my State.'

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