The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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"Damn the light!" he growled, and fired again.

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"Damn her!" cried the boy.

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"Damn her!"

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"Damn you!" he burst out.

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"I was a damn' fool, Jim," he said bluntly.

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'Pshaw, pshaw, Will,' cried the figure, 'no more of that, if you love me: you know I hate flattery,--on my soul I do; and yet, to be sure, an intimacy with the great will improve one's appearance, and a course of venison will fatten; and yet, faith, I despise the great as much as you do; but there are a great many damn'd honest fellows among them, and we must not quarrel with one half, because the other wants weeding.

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There is an occasional "damn," it is true; but then English officers have always been permitted that little playfulness, and these two gentlemen were supposed to "serve in the Fleet;" while if they had been particularly refined in their speech and manner, how could the author have aroused Miss Richland's suspicions?

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_Third Fel._ O damn anything that's low, I cannot bear it.

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"Damn you," shouted Trevors, "get out!"

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I don't know just exactly how old she was ten years ago, women folks being so damn' tricky in the looks of their ages, but I'd say she was eight or nine or ten or eleven years old.

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She said "Damn" upon occasions when Mrs. Langworthy was there to hear; she rode her horse at a gallop into the yard and right up to the veranda when Mrs. Langworthy was there to see, swinging down as her mount jerked to standstill, as "ladylike" about it all as a wild Comanche; at table she talked of prize boars and sick calves and other kindred vulgar matters.

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"Lie down, damn it!" cried Bud Lee to the girl at his side, as again there came the flash from the cliffs off to the right and as again he answered it with his rifle.

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"Damn the girl!" cried Lee angrily.

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"Well, I won't blame her so damn much.

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"Damn it," muttered Lee.

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Carson took swift stock of such clothes as he had never suspected a good horse foreman owned, and gasped faintly: "The damn...

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"Your ol' nose smell the booze damn' queek, no?"

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They all treats a man similar----" "Damn it," growled Lee irritably, "can't you tell me what Weaver said?"

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An' a skeerd-o-your-life damn bluff."

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"Damn if I do!" he blurted out.

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When Quinnion started his talk--oh, it's a song an' dance about you an' her all alone in some damn cabin, trying to crawl out'n the looks of things by accusin' Quinnion of tryin' to shoot you up!--well, folks jus' laughed at him.

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"Damn you," he muttered, trying to rise, and slowly getting to his feet with the aid of a chair, "I'll get you----" Then Bud Lee gave his brief explanation, cutting Quinnion's ugly snarl in two.

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I have damn near killed him for it; I am going to give him ten minutes to get out of town.

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"Damn him," he growled deep in his throat when Hampton had ridden out with word to shift one of the herds into a fresh pasture, an act on which Carson had already decided, "some day I'll just take him between my thum' an' finger an' anni-hilate him."

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It makes me sick, damn throwin'-up sick."

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Stan' off all you damn please; I've come to tame you, you little beauty of the big innocent eyes!"

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And he can have you then an' damn welcome to him!"

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"You damn' fool," he said growlingly to Hampton, "look what you've done."

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"Of course I'm a damn fool," replied Hampton, by now his old cheerful self.

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"Damn it," he shouted, "whose fight is this but mine and Lee's?

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"I've got you, damn you.

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I told Plimmer to pack some of your things--not that there's any reason why you should come if you don't want to--for there's nothing much the matter with the boy, and he'll probably get well all the quicker if you----" The speaker suddenly broke short the quick sentences; he stared round the little room, and then, catching sight of Madame de Léra who had been partly concealed by a screen, "Damn!" he said, and turning, scampered heavily up the staircase, leaving the door behind him open.

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"You'll find the sleeping all right, but when it comes to something to eat you can take it from me you'll find damn' poor picking.

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"Damn the girl!" he muttered angrily.

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Damn you, when I talk to you, stand up!"

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Translated into words Barbee's merry notes were: "Oh, I don't give a damn for no damn man that don't give a damn for me!"

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"An' the deeper he got in the hole the wilder he played the game: there was times when I didn't believe he cared a tinker's damn what happened.

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Well, here's the rest of the story: Your dad was dead: ol' Hell-Fire was blowin' his nose so you'd hear it a mile an' I was feelin' weak an' sick-like, knowin' all of a sudden that Phil Packard had been damn' good to me an' wantin' to tell him so now it was too late.

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"Then you've missed a damn' good measure for it, my son!

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"Damn it," cried the old man violently, "hear the boy!

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"Damn it, Guy Little," he boomed out boisterously, "can't a man laugh when he feels that-away?"

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"Damn Blenham an' you, too," growled Woods.

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"Why, damn it, man, haven't I told you that Blenham has just put a raw deal across on me, that he's coming close to getting away with it, that all I ask is a horse to run him down?

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Tie to a man like me that's out to make a pile, a damn big pile, Barbee--or hang to a fool like Steve Packard an' take his pay in dribbles an' let him be the one that gathers in all the big kale.

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Why, damn you--" and at last his voice broke through the ice of restraint and rang out angrily, full of menace--"do you think I'm going to let you go out of my hands into the hands of judge and jury after all you've done?"

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"A man that'll get drunk is a damn' fool.

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"He's damn' near dead.

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Why, man, he can take four ol' wagon wheels an' a can of gasoline an' make the damn' thing go.

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"An' I'm still hopin' he's goin' to be a damn' good Packard at that!

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Damn it all, come in and be done with it!"

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"If you ain't scared," he grunted, "to ride alongside a man as swears, so help him God, in spite of smash-bang-an'-be-damn', is goin' to make that little run back to Red Creek--in less'n fifty minutes!"

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An'," the explanation coming quickly, "Barbee's got the hunch Blenham had rode on ahead an' had poisoned the water-holes an'----" "Damn him!" cried Steve, a sudden fury seeming to leap out upon him and take him by the throat.

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"You are a damn' scoundrel, sir!"

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"Crept in like a damn' thief in the night, did he?

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It was one of the great moments in the storied annals of the American navy, comparable with a John Paul Jones shouting "_We have not yet begun to fight!_" from the deck of the shattered, water-logged _Bon Homme Richard_, or a Farragut lashed in the rigging and roaring "_Damn the torpedoes!

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The immortal Boatswain Chucks of Marryat proclaimed that "they would certainly damn their inventor to all eternity" and that "their common, low names, 'Pincher,' 'Thrasher,' 'Boxer,' 'Badger,' and all that sort, are quite good enough for them."

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"Damn!

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Damn!" he used to say every time the thing came back.

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damn!--damn!"

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Produced by Janet Blenkinship and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net DAMN!

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95 XLIII The Doubter's Reward 96 XLIV Before the Altar 97 XLV The Mask 98 XLVI Pia Veneziani, poi Cristiani 99 XLVII Off Again, On Again 101 XLVIII Theology 102 XLIX Exemplia Gratia 103 DAMN!

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"It's a damn' Jap trick," he muttered, more than half angry now, flinging himself to his feet.

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You damn fine boss, Mis' Garth."

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"I tell you I'd a sold that ranch for twenty-five dollars an acre six months ago an' been damn' glad to git out at that.

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When a man travels three thousand miles in a damned stuffy car and then on top of that rides a horse like I did clean over the backbone of the universe, just through gratitude to his Noble Ben--" "Oh, damn the gratitude," cried Shandon.

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"If you go on that way much more," he assured her, "I'll say, 'Damn Helga!'

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But it looks damn' funny to me that if you fellows believe that Shandon killed his brother you had to wait until now to say so.

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"Damn it!" cried Hume irritably.

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"Damn him," snarled Hume, his eyes flashing like bright steel.

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Damn them.

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Damn that traitress!"

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Jeffrey begins one of his letters to Tom Moore thus: "My dear Sir damn Sir My dear Moore."

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And when I heard that," said he, "I clasped my musket to my breast, and said, Damn 'em; let 'em come!"

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"Damn Heine," thought Geoffrey, as he lifted himself up over the rocks.

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"Damn your office," cried Carey, who had been a gentleman and a man of honor before the passion for gambling had seized upon him.

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"Damn her," said Carey.

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Damn her!

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Fight with your hands, damn you."

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"Damn you," cried the Canadian hoarsely, his fingers hooked and standing apart like claws as he half rose from his chair.

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"Damn you!"

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"Damn you!" shouted George.

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"I just say, 'Damn you.'

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To each question of Père Marquette his answer was the same: "The best you've got; damn the price."

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"Damn you," cried Lemarc wildly.

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"Damn it, man," snapped Madden, "I've got something else to do besides smother in your hovel.

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Damn it, I'm always ready for a gamble."

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Me, when I am yo'ng, before Mamma Jeanne make me happy, I..." "Damn you and your Mamma Jeanne!" cried Drennen.

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She dress damn fas', too, or she don't dress at all; in one minute she's outside with Lemarc.

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"Damn him," he muttered.

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Damn you... take that!"

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Then, suddenly, a burning anger seemed to succeed all other emotions, and, in an outburst of tempestuous fury, he exclaimed: "Collins--George Collins--damn him--damn that scoundrel!

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Damn Lester Ward--he's left me without a dollar in the world!"

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Once you arrest her, the public in its eagerness to damn the police will repudiate every bit of unfavorable evidence we may offer against her.

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Ward--yes, damn him!

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It is a fashion nowadays to make little of Macaulay as a thinker, to damn him with faint praise as a brilliant rhetorician.

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"Well, then, your set, your--" "Damn my set, if I've got one.

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The host in the play has refused his son as page to Lord Lovel, saying that he would hang him sooner than "damn him to that desperate course of life."

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"Damn that clock," said I to myself, "I'm getting superstitious or have softening of the brain," and I reached over to open the front door, so that the breeze could cool me off.

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