The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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"Damn you!" he snarled.

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"No, don't put it that way, tell it him like this"--"He'll damn me and you, but whatever you do, don't make excuses," and so forth.

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Rendering M. Thomas into English, M. Mantoux would sweep back an imaginary wisp of hair with an imprecation which I am confident was a "damn!"

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No, but damn it all--!

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Damn it, you agreed that that sulky brute Jeyes 'ud be a wet blanket!

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Damn it, so you have!

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They would not say any thing; and then the secesh would get down off their horses, prick them in their sides, and say: "Damn you, you ain't dead; get up."

~ ~ ~ Sentence 6,394 ~ ~ ~

Damn you, I'll teach you," and drew up his gun and shot him dead.

~ ~ ~ Sentence 6,613 ~ ~ ~

The other one said; "Damn the difference; take him down and shoot him, or I will shoot him."

~ ~ ~ Sentence 3,870 ~ ~ ~

One has to be so discreet in these Italian gardens; no one shouts or says 'damn.'"

~ ~ ~ Sentence 8,761 ~ ~ ~

"Damn!" he exclaimed with sudden vehemence, and stood still, looking down into Hadria's face, with cruel, glittering eyes.

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"But your arm----" "Oh, damn my arm!"

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"Damn!

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Not worth a damn for field work, the whole bunch of them!"

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"The same damn way they get made any place else!

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"You don't know how happy I'm gonna be when this whole damn thing is over.

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"It's too damn silly!

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"Say that I believe I've gone mad!" groaned the financier, clutching his hair, "and that I'm damn sure Hague has!"

~ ~ ~ Sentence 3,638 ~ ~ ~

"Damn!" cried Duquesne at his elbow, characteristically saying the right thing at the wrong time.

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"Damn the road!" said the Right Hon.

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I was christened Archibald Mannering Damn.

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And one of them, in a voice which I did not care for, said "Archibald Mannering--damn!"

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Damn the insolent, smooth-spoken knave of hearts, and confound the women!

~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,391 ~ ~ ~

"Damn my soul, but you're a sharp one!" said Trail.

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Damn them, no!" said the overseer.

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He sent from there to borrow my horses, damn his impudence.

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Damn it, sir, it makes me furious only to think of it.

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let me up, damn you, and I'll tell them of your plan, you robbing, thieving swine, that can't play straight even with your pal!

~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,636 ~ ~ ~

"Damn that mad chap," he said.

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Damn good lunch.

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And everywhere you go you hear about law breakers from people breakin' the law themselves--they're all breakin' it, and them that's highest is breakin' it most--and it's just like ants climbin' over each other--that's what it's like--and it ain't worth a damn.

~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,898 ~ ~ ~

These here pot-bellies that sit in banks, and these here loud-mouthed orators that make speeches and say they wished they could go to war, it's their only regret that they can't go, and die with the flag in their hands--these fellers, damn 'em, can't make any headway if the boys are on to the game.

~ ~ ~ Sentence 3,757 ~ ~ ~

Then Mr. Miller said damn, or that something could be "damned."

~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,656 ~ ~ ~

"But, damn it all, man," said the mate, taking a mighty grip of his collar, "you know I'm the cap'n, don't you?"

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"I said 'damn!'" said the skipper, explosively.

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Damn you," said Flower, bitterly.

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"Damn the men," said the skipper politely, "and as to starving the chap, there's a water-bottle full o' water in my state-room, to say nothing of a jug, and a bag o' biscuits under the table."

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"But I don't, damn it," cried the Chief hotly.

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He had cared for her lovely face, cared for it in the amused and haunted way it had been her poor little delusive gift to make men care; and her lovely face, damn it, with the monstrous gear she had begun to rig upon it, was just what had let him in.

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You're damn careless with those papers.

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"Damn it, sir, I won't stand any more of your confounded meddling.

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Jesus answered her, Neither do I damn thee; go and sin no more."

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"De bug, Massa Will!--de goole-bug!" cried the negro, drawing back in dismay--"what for mus tote de bug way up the tree?--damn if I do!"

~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,181 ~ ~ ~

He didn't care a tuppenny damn now, and in point of fact, after he had by hook and by crook succeeded in being able to unload to the tune of Two-Hundred-and-Seventy, and then simply returned the newest reminder of his outstanding obligation unopened, this latter belated but real sign of fight, the first he had risked, remarkably caused nothing at all to happen; nothing at least but his being moved to quite tragically rueful wonder as to whether exactly some such demonstration mightn't have served his turn at an earlier stage.

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"Why, your own sister to begin with--whose interest in what may make for your happiness I suppose you decently recognise; and _his_ people, one and all, the delightful old Duchess in particular, who only wanted to be charming to you, and who are as good people, and as pleasant and as clever, damn it, when all's said and done, as any others that are likely to come your way."

~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,260 ~ ~ ~

"Isn't it, damn you, just _in_ ours--?"

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I'm a sick man, a damn sick man.

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"No good fella, I knock your damn black head off."

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Damn the company.

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"The commercial situation on the island is damn bad," he said with great solemnity and an unctuous mouthing of the many-syllabled words.

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It is damn hot.

~ ~ ~ Sentence 4,483 ~ ~ ~

"Narii... damn robber...

~ ~ ~ Sentence 4,486 ~ ~ ~

Kill Parlay... Narii damn liar... All beans black... Five black... Copra-shed dark... Every man get black bean... Big wind come... No chance... Everybody get up tree... No good luck them pearls...

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_Damn_ it!" he barked explosively, "I don't like things that don't work!"

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"Damn.

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Damn it, he's still under orders!"

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He rose suddenly, turned to the black wall, and bellowed, "Damn you, send something I can fight!"

~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,193 ~ ~ ~

I'd so _damn_ much rather know!"

~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,198 ~ ~ ~

"Damn you, yes!"

~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,368 ~ ~ ~

"Damn it--_what_ do you wonder?"

~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,384 ~ ~ ~

Zero, that's me and my whole damn family.

~ ~ ~ Sentence 966 ~ ~ ~

The campaign of Christian missions to foreign lands was bitterly fought in wide areas of the Christian Church because if God intended to damn the heathen he should be allowed to do so without interference from us; his will be done!

~ ~ ~ Sentence 5,953 ~ ~ ~

Damn him!"

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Not that it mattered a tinker's curse, but-- Oh, damn the wrestler from Aleppo!

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Damn women!

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Oh, damn it!

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And Fenzile had watched him go with quivering lip.... Oh, damn himself for his suspicions, for his annoyance, and damn the fatuous Arab fool for arousing them.... Christ, if only he had that fellow on board ship.

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Oh, damn the clubs!

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And he said: "Damn the subtleties!

~ ~ ~ Sentence 5,064 ~ ~ ~

You see her?--I damn her there as she has damned me!--Now you have heard my love, Ivan Mikhailovitch!

~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,296 ~ ~ ~

I un'erstaun' noo why they ca' ye a feenished preacher--ye're damn weel feenished for me an' Betsy.

~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,164 ~ ~ ~

I roared--"this is all very fine, and very loyal, but, damn it!

~ ~ ~ Sentence 3,647 ~ ~ ~

"Damn it, man!

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And here am I--in for it --yes--damn it, man!--I say again--in for it--to any extent--rheumatism, neuralgia, gout, inflammation, and fifty other things!

~ ~ ~ Sentence 5,559 ~ ~ ~

"The widow--damn her!" and he struck his clinched fist against the head of the sofa.

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Damn it, man!

~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,211 ~ ~ ~

What you deify in Aristogiton and Jael you mustn't damn in Ankarström and me.'

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or would yer damn him hard?"

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Where the Gibbon or Plutarch who survives the War Office Censor is going to damn their reputations into heaps is over their failure in business commonsense.

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Now Government seem to be about to damn everything--themselves included.

~ ~ ~ Sentence 3,635 ~ ~ ~

But I kept my independence and principles, and thundered away so fiercely for _immediate_ emancipation that I was confidentially informed that Mr. Seward once exclaimed in a rage, "Damn Leland and his magazine!"

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"Damn Jeff Davis!"

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He may, by a coalition with copperheads and rebels, succeed, but the simple fact that nine- tenths of them who voted for him do not agree with him, and that he only controls the other tenth by power intrusted to him by the Union party, will damn him forever.

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"Damn!

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Damn!

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Damn!" remarked Poll Parrot pleasantly, as if to show that he really could talk.

~ ~ ~ Sentence 865 ~ ~ ~

Oh, damn!

~ ~ ~ Sentence 866 ~ ~ ~

Damn!

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Damn!"

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"Take that damn bird away!" he shouted.

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Damn you, then, go on and do what you want."

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"Ye have, Ben Letts, ye have, damn ye," screamed the girl now glowering above the fishermen with eyes changing to the deep copper of her hair.

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"Not a damn bit," replied Jake Brewer, "don't need it now.

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Ben Letts has took him, damn his dirty hide.

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"I said, damn his hide, Frederick," she said in a low tone, "'cause I thought he took ye.

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"He air a damn liar," burst forth Jake Brewer, "the jedge ain't said no words what Ezy says he has."

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"Them old fools ain't goin' to have every damn Bible in this here town.

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"Can't read a damn word--can't read writin' anyway.

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"That damn Ezy and Ben air worser than fleas.

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