The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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("Damn golf!"

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"Damn golf!" he had said.

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I remonstrated with him mildly, but he grew saucy, insubordinate, and finally insolent and insulting; he said he did not care a damn for what I thought or did, and was ready to go to the guard-house; in fact wanted to go there.

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He affirms that he has the best regiment of soldiers in the service; but, unfortunately, has not a field officer worth a damn.

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"How is that, Parson," said Davis, affecting to misunderstand him; "not worth a damn there?"

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"I beg your pardon, Parson," responded Davis; "I thought you said not worth a damn there, and was surprised to hear you say so."

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"Damn him, run him aboard, if he dare hold on long enough to meet us."

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_I'll_ bet yours's as fat an' good's Mr. Prescott's, or old Cowles's--damn him!

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If your face hadn't looked prettier'n it does now, damn me if I'd ever looked twice at it!'

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Winpebble roundly swore that the piece was ill got up, badly represented, and damn'd to all intents and purposes--that the author had more strength than wit--and though not a friend to injunctions himself, he moved for an injunction against Gloss'em; who was at length something like the renowned John Astley with his imitator Rees: "This great John Astley, and this little Tommy Rees, Were both bound over to keep the King's Peas."

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"Damn your spectacles!" at same time, exclaimed the fellow; "Thank you, my good friend," rejoined Sir Felix,--"it is not the first time that my spectacles have saved my eyes!"

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" 'Damn your impertinence!'

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Only remarking "Damn!" he reined up, turned, and trotted quietly back again.

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The last one was so near him that he could hear his friend say, "Damn it, the rascal has bolted in the crowd!"

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O, my Antonio, I do know of these, That therefore only are reputed wise, For saying nothing; who I am very sure, If they should speak, would almost damn those ears Which, hearing them, would call their brothers fools!

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"Oh, damn the change!" the young gentleman had said, very impatient-like, and then he had said, "Here's something for yourself," and put five shillings into her hand.

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"It is the working of their subconscious minds----Damn good cigars these, my dear boy--pre-war eh?----Yes it is to justify their surrender--They want to be assured _in words_ that you adore them--because you see the actions of love really prove nothing of love itself.

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I wanted to say "Damn the accounts"--but I let her go--I must play the tortoise in this game, not the hare.

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He--damn him--has the Government on his side.

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Damn you, fellow, run, I tell you!

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And damn quick!"

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"And, as you suggest, damn quick.

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"Damn!" said Freddie softly, and hurried off down the street.

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A man at the club, a fool named--I've forgotten his damn name--recommended Amalgamated Dyestuffs as a speculation.

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Damn that man!

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Such a damn silly story, too!" said Algy with some indignation.

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"Damn Ronny Devereux!"

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"Damn you!

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"Oh, damn everybody!"

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"Gentlemen, you silly idiots," complained Mr. Miller loudly, "you've had three weeks to get these movements into your thick heads, and you haven't done a damn thing right!

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"Oh, damn it, one and a half, then," said Mr. Goble morosely.

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"Get out of the light!" bellowed Mr. Goble, always a man of direct speech, adding "Damn you!" for good measure.

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"It's too--damn--BLUE!" rasped Mr. Goble, impatient of the vacillating criticism.

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"Oh, damn it!" cried the stage-director, his patience at last giving way.

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"You talk too damn much!" said Mr. Goble, eyeing him with distaste.

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And the audience, confound them, had roared with laughter at every damn silly thing the fellow had said!

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"Damn it!" he cried.

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To which is added, Two Poems, _Helter-Skelter_, on the Hue and Cry after the Country Attornies, on their Riding the Circuit; and, The Place of the _Damn'd_.

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{219a} And tell him (damn my impudence!)

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"I don't give a tinker's damn about his voice.

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Damn you, if you don't want me to kill you where you stand, come on and fight."

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"Damn you, Dunal!"

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J. W. _At the Swan at Chelsea, in one of the Summer-Houses; supposed to be written by One who lost his Estate in the South-Sea Year._ Damn the Joke Of all the Folk: I've lost my Estate; And all Men I hate: I shall look through a Grate, For I see 'tis my Fate.

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You punch it with your right and you punch it with your left until you are finally exhausted, and then you find the damn bed just as it was before you started punching.

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"Some people think the Secretary is god-almighty, but he's just a god-damn civilian.

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The civil rights people didn't have a damn thing to do with it.

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"Damn!" cried John a Cleeve, with a sob.

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"Damn it, d'ye think I haven't noticed it?

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Next to this was the prison of vain confidence, full of those who, on being commanded to abstain from their luxuriousness, drunkenness, or avarice, would say, "God is merciful, and better than his word, and will not damn his creature for ever for so small a matter."

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I heard one of the regulars, whom I took to be an officer, say, "Damn them, we will have them;" and immediately the regulars shouted aloud, run and fired upon the Lexington company, which did not fire a gun before the regulars discharged on them.

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Then the officers made a huzza, and the private soldiers succeeded them: directly after this, an officer rode before the regulars to the other side of the body, and hallooed after the militia of said Lexington, and said, "Lay down your arms, damn you, why don't you lay down your arms?"

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damn you, fire!"

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So doing, we damn them.

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Damn understanding.

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I do remember, distinctly, talking aloud to myself, as though to another person, and telling him to "get down on your knees and crawl, you damn fool: first thing you know you'll fall into one of those deep holes and break your neck."

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"Yes, damn him, he has escaped."

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"Fight?" he cried indignantly, "why, damn it, Lieutenant, they will not let us fight.

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She heard him yelling at his team in their stalls: "Git around there, damn yeh."

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"Do as y' damn please about it.

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She heard him yelling at his team in their stalls: "Git around there, damn yeh."

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"Do as y' damn please about it.

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"Damn bunch of savages!"

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Damn, v. [dam] Condenar, despreciar.

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"Nuwell, it turns out, doesn't know a damn thing about machinery, but I was taught a good deal about mechanics when I was trained as a terrestrial agent.

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"Damn the tailzie!" said Mowbray; "if they had meant to keep up their estate, they should have entailed it when it was worth keeping: to tie a man down to such an insignificant thing as St. Ronan's, is like tethering a horse on six roods of a Highland moor."

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"Custom!" retorted the stranger, "no such thing-damn'd bad custom, if it is one-don't tell me of customs-'Sbodikins, man, I know the rate of exchange all over the world, and have drawn bills from Timbuctoo-My friends in the Strand filed it along with Bruce's from Gondar-talk to me of premium on a Bank of England post-bill!-What d'ye look at the bill for?-D'ye think it doubtful-I can change it."

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"And why damn poor Burns?" said Clara, composedly; "it is not his fault if you have not risen a winner, for that, I suppose, is the cause of all this uproar."

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I did not let the old gentleman, Mr. Mowbray of St. Ronan's that was then, smoke my money-bags-that might have made him more tractable-not but that we went on indifferent well for a day or two, till I got a hint that my room was wanted, for that the Duke of Devil-knows-what was expected, and my bed was to serve his valet-de-chambre.-'Oh, damn all gentle cousins!' said I, and off I set on the pad round the world again, and thought no more of the Mowbrays till a year or so ago."

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The man from New York said, "None of your damn business, but you ain't got money nuff to buy 'er."

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They was all masked up and everybody crawled under the benches when they shouted: "We'll make you damn niggers wish you wasn't free!"

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"Shove your bayonet through the damn rebel hound!"

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Here 's to America, and damn the British, too," continued this sea lawyer, drinking his toast amid shouts of approval from the men.

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"Damn difficulties!" exclaimed Stanton, all his savage impatience of opposition breaking out at last.

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"You'd be a damn fool, my boy," he said emphatically, "to go and offer yourself a lamb for the sacrifice!"

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"It ain't for him, in the circus, to do the trick; it's for us, _ses enfants!_ And damn all four of my eyes, we'll _do_ it, if we have to mutiny as our comrades once did before us, when they made big history in the Legion."

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All obeyed readily, except the Manitou of the Mocking-Birds and the Manitou of the strange bird with a hooked nose, which Ononthio's[A] people have taught to cry, "Damn the Indians."

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Marcia Holly, Brent's secretary, was studiously transcribing some notes and Brent turned his scowl on her because, damn it, she was laughing like hell at the whole thing.

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William Matson._ But, damn it, there was something else.

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"Then the people haven't got a right to know--" "Damn the people!"

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And yet, damn it all, he was right!

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"The damn place smelled like a skunk factory."

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I damn near--" But Charles Blackwell was talking to himself.

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"Now, damn you, you're going to talk to us!

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"Now, damn you," Brayley said, rubbing off his hands on a rough towel, "for the last time: will you talk?"

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"Dud, that's damn nice of you.

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"Damn right, Dud.

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"Impossible to gauge with any exactness; they change their pace so often and I can't figure out how large the damn thing is."

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I can't get the damn things off him."

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I dropped those damn shoes."

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"Fired every bolt in the damn weapon!"

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We wrecked the whole damn place, Venza.

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"Oh, damn the woman!" he broke out in sudden wrath, and went his way with long strides, while the Inspecting Commander looked after him with a broad grin.

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"We ought to shoot him anyway, damn him--I'm sorry duels have gone out of fashion, for I can't shoot him off-hand, the way things are now--I sure wish I could."

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My second cousin once removed, damn her!"

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"So's a trout; but it's got a damn poor show against a shark," the chief had added with a shrug.

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"An' ain't I doin' double work, with that damn Mouse forever sneakin' up to the engine-room?"

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"Damn your squint eyes!" he yelled.

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The muscles of his thick neck moved jerkily--"to ask you, Mouse, before--to forgit the damn mean things--I done to you, Mouse."

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'Damn the old hag!' he said.

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