The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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Damn that Maxie--I told him to be discreet.

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Damn it, he had to dig up enough money to get back to Earth.

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"Damn it, you're men, not sharks.

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Damn it, Mars could be cleaned up....

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"Go on, accept, damn it.

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Damn it, Mother, sit down-wind from me, won't you?

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"Damn the trouble.

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"Let him do what he damn pleases," Gordon told him.

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Damn it ...

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They'd had a hard night, and... "Damn it, there's a rebellion going on!"

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Damn good thing we were right.

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"Good luck, Gordon--and damn it, we're--we gotta eat, don't we?

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But--sometimes ... Oh, damn it!

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"Damn you, Bruce Gordon.

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Damn it, we sent you here to get results, and you got them.

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When we got closer, he stopped and said: "Damn it!

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Another shell shrieked and hit the structure, and he said, "Damn!

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"You can damn well drive to Paris and get some more for yourself.

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You say I must pay for the buckram; but I say, I'll be damn'd if I do.

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"Damn their curiosity!"

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"Damn!" he muttered between his teeth, almost flinging it from him; and at that instant the door opened.

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"Damn it all, man, why don't you leave me alone, to go to the devil in my own way?

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"Damn the thing!" he exclaimed in an access of helpless fury.

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'Damn it, here's a go!' he says; 'and the man looked healthy enough for another ten year, with proper care!'

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"Oh, damn the badger at this hour!" swore Mr. Rogers.

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Damn the cards!

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Damn your impidence, what do I care for Mr. Rogers?

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I allow myself a 'damn' or two, nothing more.

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"The simple fact," he continued, "that Mr. Greeley was employed to write the introduction is sufficient to damn the work with me, and render it worthless in my estimation."

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"'Damn you!' he blubbered.

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'Damn you!'

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"You damn, lazy brute, you!

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And it happens this isn't the first time she's--well, damn it all, fourteen years ago I helped pick up this whatever-she-is off the Virginia Capes--in the same sort of condition.

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Come back to the water again and learn how to wonder--and stop talking like a damn fool.

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"You, with your stout stone buildings and your policemen and your neighborhood church--you're so damn sure.

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"If you're laughing, why, damn me, I'll--" "Go on," I repeated.

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You're too damn smug, Ridgeway.

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When I think of him peeking down at me--and playing off that damn cat--probably without realizing it--scared to death--by gracious!

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What devilish inspiration impelled the Forty-Niners to damn Monte San Pablo to go down to eternity as Bill Williams' Mountain?

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"Damn the luck!" growled Wayne.

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"Damn it!

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"It's you, Billy boy; and damn me if I don't believe the world is mad!"

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We're booked for the campaign now; but if you don't appear before that court with credentials that would damn even an Indian agent it won't be the fault of the --th Cavalry: and I mean to start about it to-night."

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If nobody comes into your compartment it's lonesome, and if anybody _does_ come in it's too damn sociable.

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"... badly as usual ... rotten ... slump ... shake up...." "... John McGraw ... Connie Mack ... glass arm...." "... homesick ... give five dollars for...." "... whole continent without a single baseball cl...." "... glad to get back ... damn tired...." "... damn...." "... _damn_...." VIENNA [Illustration: VIENNA] VIENNA The casual Sunday School superintendent, bursting with visions of luxurious gaieties, his brain incited by references to _Wiener blut_, his corpuscles tripping to the strains of some Viennese _schlagermusik_, will suffer only disappointment as he sallies forth on his first night in Vienna.

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Played rightly, however, Petruchio becomes not a brawler, not a kind of damn-my-eyes bully and braggart, but a practical idealist, a man who, happening by chance upon a creature of stupendous undirected power, sets himself to the direction of that power toward nature's, if not humanity's, ends.

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The weight and burthen of initiating the _Indians_ into the Christian Faith lay solely on the _Spaniards_ at first; and therefore _Joannes Colmenero_ in _Santa Martha_, a Fantastic, Ignorant, and Foppish Fellow, was under Examination before us (and he had one of the most spatious Cities committed to his Charge as well as the Care and Cure of the Souls of the Inhabitants) whether he understood how to fortifie himself with the sign of the Cross against the Wicked and Impious, and being interrogated what he taught, and how he instructed the _Indians_, whose Souls were intrusted to his Care and Conduct; he return'd this Answer, _That if he damn'd them to the Devil and Furies of Hell, it was sufficient to retrieve them, if he pronounced these Words,_ Per Signin Sanctin Cruces.

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"Why--damn everything--do you suppose we were enjoying it?"

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He attempted to save the time-keeper, and a box with all my surveys, drawings, and remarks for fifteen years past, which were numerous; when he was hurried away, with "Damn your eyes, you are well off to get what you have."

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Much altercation took place among the mutinous crew during the whole business: some swore "I'll be damned if he does not find his way home, if he gets any thing with him," (meaning me); others, when the carpenter's chest was carrying away, "Damn my eyes, he will have a vessel built in a month."

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damn!_ when I come out by the ford there is Filon Geraud.

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"This old man, he is damn crazy," he said in English to the square-browed man.

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The initial lines ran: "'Oh, damn everything!' exclaimed Percival Holcombe, as he dropped languidly into a deep-seated leather chair by the club window which commanded a view of the noisy street crowded with fashion and frivolity, wherein the afternoon's sun, freed from its enthralling mists, which all day long had jealously obscured his beams, was gloating o'er the panels of the carriages of noblemen who were returning from race-track and park, and the towhead of the little sweeper who plied his humble trade which earned his scanty supper that he ate miles away from that gay quarter wherein Percival Holcombe, who----" Rosella paused for sheer breath.

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Your censure, friends, will _raise_ us; If you do wish to damn us quite, Only begin to _praise_ us!

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Compare, in verbs, damn-o, _damn_; err-o, _err_; add-o, _add_; vex-o, _vex_.

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Node swore he had started on a beautiful flight; he could feel himself going up as light as a soap bubble, just then Alfred's damn fool head-piece flopped down over his eyes, blinding him so he couldn't see what he was doing.

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Node was considerably taken aback; he muttered something about making it go yet, "but no damn fool could pole him into the air."

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Whirling around, facing Spaff, he said in tones neither low or slow: "You go back and tell that damn sneak that I don't want to stay with him.

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Take whiskey, mon, beer's too damn bulky."

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If you will pardon my profanity for a minute, I will say "Damn the Farm."

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"I'm too damn good a man to get killed by one of these machines," declared Clayton.

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The case was thrice tried and we won each time; and oh, how some of these railroad men did damn themselves by perjury!

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The pain was devilish, and I wasn't used to being alone, and nobody caring a damn, and everybody believing me a cad and a bully.

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'Damn Quinn,' says he; 'talk no more of him: he has embezzled four of my best patients this month; I believe it is that cursed man of his, Jennett, that used to be with me, his tongue is never still; it should be nailed to the pillory if he had his deserts.'

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"I wish every damn Red a thousand feet under the soil, deeper than that, if the temperature increases."

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Sometimes I even use a burnt match, and yet it----" "Damn your burnt matches!

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"Sandy Morley would like to get the girl," Crothers reasoned primitively; "and if this-er-Treadwell or Hertford can smirch her--it will finish Sandy; take his appetite for The Hollow away and--clean up the whole business--getting me even for past hurts, too--damn her!"

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"Schopenhauer says--" "Damn your barbaric pessimists and all their hungry tribe!"

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"Damn his nerves," Donaldson exclaimed.

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"Damn you, no!" shouted Donaldson.

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"Damn her!

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Damn her!

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"Damn her!

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Damn her!"

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How could she tell, if they were left alone together for a long enough space of time, that she might not take the jewel from her neck, at his request, and hand it to him--and damn them both?

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"I tell you it's a damn-fool way to manage it!

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In that State they simply fine and imprison a man for expressing his honest thoughts; and yet, if the churches are right, God will damn a man forever for the same offence.

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Lansing knows that he must have the right to slander a man whom God is to eternally damn.

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If God can afford to damn such a man, such a man can afford to be damned.

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And what would we think of a God now who would damn a man eighteen hundred years after the event, because he did not believe that he was God at the time he was living in Jerusalem; not only damn the fellows that he met and who did not believe him, but gentlemen who lived eighteen hundred years afterward, and who certainly could have known nothing of the facts except from hearsay?

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This fear began to grow while they were being rocked in their cradles, and they still imagine that the church has some mysterious power; that it is in direct communication with some infinite personality that could, if it desired, strike then dead, or damn their souls forever.

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The man who said God will damn nearly everybody, was orthodox.

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At any rate, their minds were so constructed that they conceived of an infinite being who, billions of years before the world was, made up his mind as to whom he would save and whom he would damn.

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He no longer claims the right to damn us because he made us.

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Now, damn you, you've put me in a place where I've got to give you the whip."

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"We've made damn fools of ourselves, Senator.

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But for _Burbank_--you couldn't get a cent--not a damn cent!

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"They give up too damn cheerfully," Woodruff said to me, when I saw him a week or ten days later, and he gave me an account of the negotiations.

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He {254} says the same of anger; then of detraction; and considering how universally these crimes prevail among men, cries out: "What hopes of salvation remain for the generality of mankind, who commit, without reflection, some or other of these crimes, one of which is enough to damn a soul?"

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"Damn him!"

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"Damn them!

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"Damn you!

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The whole _subjective_ scheme (damn the word!)

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"Damn you, Covington--what do you think?" he choked.

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But, looking her full in the eyes, he ejaculated below his breath:-- "Damn golf!"

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"He said," she whispered--"he said, 'Damn golf.'"

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