The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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George said, 'Damn her soul!

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You're the only one who has the right to check this damn foolishness.

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"I'd like--I'd like--Oh, damn 'em!"

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And it would kill Gordon, I know it would...." "Damn Gordon!" he exclaimed, "he's not going to get in the way again!

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450 That in thy valour th'art like other naturalls That have strange gifts in nature, but no soule Diffus'd quite through, to make them of a peece, But stop at humours, that are more absurd, Childish and villanous than that hackster, whore, 455 Slave, cut-throat, tinkers bitch, compar'd before; And in those humours would'st envie, betray, Slander, blaspheme, change each houre a religion, Doe any thing, but killing of the King: That in thy valour (which is still the dunghill, 460 To which hath reference all filth in thy house) Th'art more ridiculous and vaine-glorious Than any mountibank, and impudent Than any painted bawd; which not to sooth, And glorifie thee like a Jupiter Hammon, 465 Thou eat'st thy heart in vinegar, and thy gall Turns all thy blood to poyson, which is cause Of that toad-poole that stands in thy complexion, And makes thee with a cold and earthy moisture, (Which is the damme of putrifaction) 470 As plague to thy damn'd pride, rot as thou liv'st: To study calumnies and treacheries; To thy friends slaughters like a scrich-owle sing, And to all mischiefes--but to kill the King.

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_Fri._ It is a damn'd work to pursue those secrets 30 That would ope more sinne, and prove springs of slaughter; Nor is't a path for Christian feet to tread, But out of all way to the health of soules; A sinne impossible to be forgiven, Which he that dares commit-- _Mont._ Good father, cease your terrors.

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Now, Torture, use _Ent[er] Servants._ This other engine on th'habituate powers 145 Of her thrice damn'd and whorish fortitude: Use the most madding paines in her that ever Thy venoms sok'd through, making most of death, That she may weigh her wrongs with them--and then Stand, vengeance, on thy steepest rock, a victor!

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Hee that strives t'invert The Universals course with his poore way, Not onely dust-like shivers with the sway, But crossing God in his great worke, all earth Beares not so cursed and so damn'd a birth.

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"Yeah, and they said a lot of even bigger damn lies than that one.

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But _think_, damn it!

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Six two--over two hundred--hard as nails--a perfect hunk of hard red meat--telling this whole damn cockeyed region of space that he's impotent, too!

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You can 'port, but be _damn_ sure nobody sees or senses you doing it.

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You're an Operator, all right; and it takes a damn good one to lie like that with her mind!"

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"Damn it, Belle, cut down or get to hell out!"

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Five or maybe six--just be damn sure not to knock us or the Arpalones out of the air."

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You're a fighter, too, and a damn good one."

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"Cut out the monkey-business with those damn firecrackers of yours and look here--pure, solid force, like ball lightning or our Op field, but entirely different--see if you can analyze the stuff!"

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"Not worth a damn.

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* * * "Blast and damn!

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Not one single damn one.

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I'm _damn_ glad we've got plenty of stuff in our Op field and plenty of hydride for the engines.

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"Don't be any more of a damn fool than you have to.

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"I know damn-blasted well you weren't; but I know what you mean.

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"No, damn and blast it, I _won't_ give in.

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"Yes, I was pushing with all my might," came from the three listeners, and James went on: "Are you saying the damn thing's _alive_?"

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"Hell's blowtorches--Now you're _insisting_ that the damn thing's alive."

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I had to have some weight to throw around, and I had only a second to think, and that was the first thing I thought of, and after half a minute she made me so _damn_ mad that I went entirely too far."

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"Damn it, keep _still_!" all four "heard" him yell.

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"She's been trying to, damn her, and I'm going to bite her right back--see if I don't."

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And I think I ... yes, damn you, thanks!"

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"... the fact is that Fao, and all the others we've met, are young enough, unformed enough--plastic enough--yes, damn it, _weak_ enough--to bend.

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"All you have to do, Jerry, is tell me screens-half-down that your damn story is true."

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"Damn her, it was!

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You killed Thornton Lyne, damn you!

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And that's where you'll be to-night, damn you!

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I'm goin' after the damn thing."

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Get there an' beat that damn Wabbly thing with the news."

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I hope I'm in on the party when we get this damn thing."

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Damn!

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Damn!"

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Starting back to the sledges, Ootah said he was "_damn feel good_," and in Esquimo gave me to understand that he was going back to the ship.

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Dr. Blair, agent and advocate of the endowment, pleading: "The people have souls to be saved," Seymour retorted: "Damn your souls, make tobacco."

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I say, Damn your Jew!"

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If his chief could damn the Jews, so could he.

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"Damn the Jew," said Petruccio, yawning; "let's go to sleep, boys."

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Damn if I care whether he is a Tory.

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"But, damn it all, they _might_ give us a gentleman!"

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"Damn!" said Brother Copas, still winding in his line meditatively.

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"Nor I... but damn it, man, let's do our best and take things in order!

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"Damn it all, Isidore!

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"Damn the fellow!" thought Copas.

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damn you!" and a variety of such terms echoed in every quarter; something of the sort soon tingled in my ears.

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On observing a dirty-looking man encouraged to swear, and not mind _that fellow_, meaning your humble servant, I could not refrain expressing my disgust, at hearing even invitations to a disregard of perjury; on which, Counsellor Garrow, of Newgate education, addressed me with, "Damn your eyes and limbs!

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The sniffling Whig-mayor Patience Ward To this damn'd lie paid such regard, That he his godly masons sent, T' engrave it round the Monument: They did so; but let such things pass- His men were fools, himself an ass."

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5 If you must vilify, condemn, and eternally disparage, why, resign your position, and when you are outside, damn to your heart's content.

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"That 'damn.'

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'Damn' is much worse than slang; it's swearing.

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Damn me if I hadn't forgotten that," exclaimed one of them, making towards Bob with outstretched hand.

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"Then, I'll say, 'Damn the parade!' and turn over and go to sleep again."

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_Effie:_ "Why, Georgy sat at one end of the table, and I sat at the other; and Georgy said, 'This food isn't fit to eat!' and I said, 'It's all you'll get!' and Georgy said, 'Damn!' and I got up and left the room!"

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Looking at the hippopotamus, he said: "Ma, ain't that the ugliest damn thing you ever saw?"

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"Oh, damn my arm!" cried the other impatiently, evidently more anxious about the machinery than his arm.

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"The damned lubbers; the damn--" The colonel here broke in with-- "This discovery, I think, broke my heart," cried he, heaving a heavy sigh.

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It was the story of one Philip Nolan, an army officer, whose head had been turned by Aaron Burr, and who, having been censured by a court-martial for some minor offense, exclaimed, petulantly, upon {572} mention being made of the United States Government, "Damn the United States!

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The man looked hard at me and said these very words, 'Damn all foreign countries, what has old England to do with foreign countries?'

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Why, damn it----" he began impetuously.

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"I do see we've been damn fools.

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"Wipe them all out, damn it; I can do it.

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Giving them a vicious push, she exclaimed: "Damn dat door!"

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"Damn the gold!

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The Mex'cans don't fight fair, they say, they piz'n all the water, An' du amazin' lots o' things thet isn't wut they ough' to; Bein' they haint no lead, they make their bullets out o' copper An' shoot the darned things at us, tu, wich Caleb sez ain't proper; He sez they'd ough' to stan' right up an' let us pop 'em fairly (Guess wen he ketches 'em at thet he'll hev to git up airly), Thet our nation's bigger'n theirn an' so its rights air bigger, An' thet it's all to make 'em free thet we air pullin' trigger, Thet Anglo-Saxondom's idee's abreakin' 'em to pieces, An' thet idee's thet every man doos jest wut he damn pleases; Ef I don't make his meanin' clear, perhaps in some respex I can, I know thet "every man" don't mean a nigger or a Mexican; An' there's another thing I know, an' thet is, ef these creeturs, Thet stick an Anglo-Saxon mask onto State prison feeturs, Should come to Jalam Center fer to argify an' spout on 't, The gals 'ould count the silver spoons the minnit they cleared out on 't.

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An' mind your eye, be thund'rin spry, or damn ye, you shall ketch it!"

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How strange if, after the lapse of four thousand years, the Hindoos should damn themselves to the blindness so dear to their present masters, even as their masters at present consign themselves to the forgetfulness so dear to the Hindoos; but my glass has been empty for a considerable time; perhaps Bellissima Biondina," said he, addressing Belle, "you will deign to replenish it?"

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She had given him herself, she had bound her soul by the "vows that damn"--and then had found that she must break them.

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Damn it!

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"Well, damn it, man!

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"Damn her!" he said to himself, but pleased with her.

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"Damn her!" he said to himself again.

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Damn it, you must have some sense of decency!"

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"Damn the shop!"

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Damn her!

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Charlie had judged her very well--damn him!

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"Damn 'em!" said Mose, "can't they let me alone?

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Now, damn you, answer me straight or I'll make you.

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"What is that?" he exclaimed, "Were you speaking?--Oh, damn you, Galitsin, why don't you go?

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Damn the match, it is damp, how it sputters!--Put your face close, let me see it.

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Damn you, Ritter, get out of the way!"

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We are told that at one time John Adams cried, "Damn 'em!

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"Frame that, and you'll have a picture a damn sight more honest than this one."

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Then he walked up to George, who was lying on the bench, apparently as soundly asleep as any of them, and, saying to himself, "The damn nigger is asleep,--I'll just take a little rest myself,"--he suited the action to the word.

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We see men worth millions of dollars filled with terror; trembling lest investigations may uncover things which will damn them in the public estimation!

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I'M A GOOD OLD REBEL Oh, I'm a good old rebel, that's what I am; And for this land of freedom, I don't care a damn, I'm glad I fought agin her, I only wish we'd won, And I don't axe any pardon for anything I've done.

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You all know how it is When once you get behind, You never get even again Till you damn steal them blind.

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So we get up and are out on the way But it's damn few horses we find before day.

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My love has a gun that has gone to the bad, Which makes poor old Jimmy feel pretty damn sad; For the gun it shoots high and the gun it shoots low, And it wobbles about like a bucking bronco.

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DRINKING SONG Drink that rot gut, drink that rot gut, Drink that red eye, boys; It don't make a damn wherever we land, We hit her up for joy.

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My love has a gun that has gone to the bad, Which makes poor old Jimmy feel pretty damn sad; For the gun it shoots high and the gun it shoots low, And it wobbles about like a bucking broncho.

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Old raw-hide shoes are hell on corns While tramping through the sands, And driving jackass by the tail,-- Damn the overland!

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"Yes, and I don't care a copper colored damn."

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I recollect he made use of this remarkable expression, "that every person resorting to a theatre has a right to express his dissatisfaction against any thing he sees, either of the plays performed or the actors, and that he must do this honestly: but if he conspire with others to damn any play or condemn any actor, punishment should follow such conspiracy."

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