The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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I have heard you have many funny people there, the Dago, the Paddy, the Nigger, and many more; but I have heard that the lowest people there are what they call the 'damn Yankees.'

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Sometimes Tweel would show us through a hall that would have housed an ocean-liner, and he'd seem to swell with pride--and we couldn't make a damn thing of it!

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Remember there have been near three hundred of our American vessels taken by these Bermudians, and have received the most barbarous treatment from those Damn'd PIRATES!!!

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Damn Wych Street!

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It was past midnight when he suddenly muttered a low "Damn!" and walked to the bureau.

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"Damn those silver-mines!" said he; "they breed more trouble in this town of mine than I'm willing to thole.

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"Damn the man's hurry!" said John Splendid, trotting at my heels, and with Tearlach too he gave lungs to the shout.

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"Damn his nipped tongue!" fumed John.

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"Oh, damn his soul!"

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"Damn all schooling!" cried John.

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There's always some damn fellow who does a stupid thing like that and puts the wind up people."

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My damn fool of a sergeant-major, for some reason or other, took the gun-teams back to the waggon lines this morning.

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When the Boche retreated last year we never got close enough to kick his tail--damn him."

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"Damn the --th Division.

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"Damn me, doctor, if you don't look like a loose imitation of Von Tirpitz," burst out the adjutant one day, when the doctor, with a large boil on either side of his chin, appeared plastered accordingly.

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"Damn!" said Wilde angrily.

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"Damn it," he said abruptly when he came up, sneezing, "I forgot to bolt.

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"Damn 'em," said Wilde apprehensively.

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While he washed his dishes in the fine sand and rinsed them in the current of the creek he announced jocundly to a young world glad with spring: "I'll sell my outfit soon as I can, Won't punch cattle for no damn' man."

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"You're damn whistlin'.

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"He was ridin' a sorrel with a white splash on its nose, white stockin's, an' a bad hoof, the rear one--" "You're a damn' liar."

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"You know damn well I didn't.

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"You're damn' whistlin', Jumbo.

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"Skedaddle, you damn jayhawker," was his cavalier farewell.

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The damn scoundrel served notice on Clint that the gang had written evidence which tied Ford up with their deviltry.

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You know damn well."

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"Damn you, Dinsmore, I might 'a' known you'd think somethin' like that.

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"The President of the United States, damn it!"

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"Damn it," Burris exploded, "they've already got one!"

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Her Majesty, it seemed, was a damn poor poker player.

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The women were in the back seat, frozen, and he yelled: "Duck, damn it, duck!" and felt, rather than saw, both of them sink down onto the floor of the car.

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But there's nothing unusual, and damn little of anything."

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"Damn it," Malone said, "I'm the FBI."

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"I'll make the whole damn police force vanish," Malone said, "in a couple of minutes.

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"You did damn well," Fernack said.

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"Too damn well.

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"If those kids can just appear and disappear at will," Lynch said, "I'm not going to pull a raid on them, and end up looking like a damn fool, until I've got some way of making sure they're there when the raid goes through."

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"Damn it," Malone exploded, "that's not the question.

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Boyd said, "Oh," chopped a small section out of the center of his beard and added, "Damn.

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"You and the teen-agers and the bloody damn warehouse happened.

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"Damn kids," the lieutenant muttered suddenly, and dashed back into the fray.

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Boyd sighed, looked around at the others and muttered, "Damn thing's catching."

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"Damn it," Malone said, goaded, "I've got a cold."

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"Damn it," Boyd exploded, "let me find out for myself, will you?

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"Damn it, Malone," Burris said, "this is serious."

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"Damn it," Burris said, "you know what I mean.

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"Damn sudden," Malone growled.

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"Damn it," the navigator said, "you can't come in here.

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"Damn it," Lou said in a soft, sweet voice, "kiss me, Ken."

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"Damn it," Boyd said, "I _can't_ say it again."

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"I damn near didn't believe it."

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It isn't horrible at all._ _It's pretty damn good, as a matter of fact._ _The teachers who are resigning, for instance, are the nincompoops who've got to be pruned out so that competent teachers can come in.

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"I wish you'd just leave some word where you were going, and then I wouldn't have to--" "Damn it," Malone cut in.

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"Damn it, let's stick to one thing or the other.

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"Damn it," Burris said, "I practice.

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"Damn it," Burris said.

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"It's not so damn healthy up there!" called Kinton.

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Or in a driving snow storm: "Ef ole Mahster had to _git rid_ o' this yere damn cold stuff, he might 'a dumped it on fellers what 's got more firewood handy."

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Why, damn your fool soul, they've no doubt got a bead on us this minute."

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"Well, Mac," coolly answered Jim, "you're a bigger damn fool than I allowed.

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Rustle, damn you, an', ef you're any good, mebbe so you can git to 'Frisco afore frost comes, or anywhere else you likes.

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Asked for his pistol, Taggart replied: "Damn you, that's empty, or I'd be shooting yet."

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And when, while the rest were washing for supper, disposing of war sacks, or "making down" blankets, Mat squatted in the chimney corner to read his letters, Lee Skeats impressively whispered to Priest: "Ben, I jest nachally hope never to cock another gun ef that thar little ol' Circuit hain't got a gal that's stuck to him tighter'n a tick makin' a gotch ear, or that ain't got airy damn thing to do to hum but write letters.

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He ain't so damn hijus to look at, but he shore never knocked no gal plum loco that away with his p'rsn'l beauty.

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Reckon ef we busted up their damn show, that gal'd git to stay a while in a decent woman's sort o' clothes.

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'Oh, damn your hat,' answers Lory; 'give us your foot for a mount if you're not rattled.

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you damn fool,' says Lory.

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Not that he gave a damn.

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Damn them!

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Lies ... lies ... but who gives a damn?"

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Ever see the damn things?

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Damn the proletaire and Tesla both!

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Damn his reporters!

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Too damn gabby.

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"You don't mean you act in this damn joint?"

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"Dorn's too damn clever," he drawled.

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He's the kind of man who knows too damn much and don't believe anything."

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"Too damn hot."

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Have a drink, damn it!"

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How'd that damn book end?

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"Damn good thing I'm not an author.

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We now know that it can be done and must be done as a sign manual of real freedom, which is not the leaving of parents or forbears, incompetent for any reason, free to damn their country with a stream of stunted intellects.

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The Prince raised his eyebrows and glanced at the book--"with young Clanclaren, damn him!

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Damn!"

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"Damn the _Barclay_; she's torching!"

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The Doctor was soon out of humour at his replies, called him peevish boy, and asked him if he thought he went about to damn his soul?

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So smooth, so sweet, so silv'ry is thy voice, As, could they hear, the damn'd would make no noise, But listen to thee, walking in thy chamber, Melting melodious words to lutes of amber.

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Eternal in thyself, that can'st control That which subverts whole nature, grief and care, Vexation of the mind, and damn'd despair.

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At which amaz'd, and pondering on the food, How cold it was, and how it chill'd my blood; I curs'd the master, and I damn'd the souce, And swore I'd got the ague of the house.

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"'_Be_ thou a spirit of health or goblin damn'd, _Bring_ with thee airs from heaven or blasts from hell, _Be_ thy intents wicked or charitable, Thou com'st in such a questionable shape That I will speak to thee.'

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But these sins which damn one's soul are in actual performance very tedious affairs; and I begin to grow aweary of the game.

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Then he said decisively: "Damn!

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Bordman grimaced, and again said: "Damn!

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Proctor, in all of his books that I have read--is, in books, about as close as we can get to the admission that carbonaceous matter has been found in meteorites "in very minute quantities"--or my own suspicion is that it is possible to damn something else only by losing one's own soul--quasi-soul, of course.

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They had it all worked out and formulated and "proved" why that comet was coming back slower and slower--and there the damn thing began coming faster and faster.

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For whatever he may become, he has done his part to damn another.

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I work too damn hard for that ten per cent."

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This damn thing roars like a tower siren."

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You know damn well I can't understand that lingo."

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An' that damn girl he stole off the Terrace.

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