The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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If some damn fool hasn't gummed things up the creeping barrage should be starting out yonder and everything is set.

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He certainly snatched you out of a damn bad hole in jig time."

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"Damn!"

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These damn things will attract the bolts!"

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"Damn you!" he grated.

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"Damn it, I never tried harder at anything in my life.

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"Your lungs hurt--damn it to hell, I wish I could have let you go home with Steve."

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Damn, but it's cold up there.

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Damn, I don't know what he's talking about one time out of six, but I know enough.

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Damn, I'll stomp my mother if she talks big to me right then.

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What made it worse, the kid they gave me as photographer--Sol Detweiler, his name was--couldn't drive worth a damn, so I was stuck with chauffeuring us around.

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An obscure sect, having as part of its creed the injunction "Don't take yourself so damn seriously," won new adherents.

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Damn you, I oughta' bust you one right in the snout!!"

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"Sounds like one of them damn hick towns in California," said Smokey, the gambler.

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Chalked in large white letters on one of the principal streets in New York, appeared these words: "Damn John Jay!

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Damn every one that won't damn John Jay!!

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Damn every one that won't put lights in his windows and sit up all night damning John Jay!!!

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Anti-slavery men took great umbrage to this pledge, and while Butler at the Buffalo convention was graphically describing how the ex-President, now absorbed in bucolic pursuits at his Kinderhook farm, had recently leaped a fence to show his visitor a field of sprouting turnips, one of these disgusted Abolitionists abruptly exclaimed, 'Damn his turnips!

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"Damn it, Madison, do you mean I've been beating my lobes out for weeks for _nothing_?

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Don't damn me--I'm not the inventor," Madison continued.

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Damn it!

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"Damn it, I can't!

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To our right, a suggestion of--damn the opposition's eyes--culture: a large stone whatzit.

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"Damn him, sir!" cried Matthews afterwards to a friend; "I should like him to have had a duplicate of my wooden leg."

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When the still silvery dawn uprolls And all the world is "standing to;" When young lieutenants damn our souls Because they're feeling cold and blue-- The bacon's trodden in the slush, The baccy's wet, the stove's gone wrong-- Then, purring on the morning's hush, We hear his cheerful little song.

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Damn it, they'd tricked him!

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You'll get that notion out of your head damn quick.

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(_In a rage._) I'm not going to waste any more words on you, Carmody, but I'm damn well going to see this thing through!

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It's a damn shame.

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Put that bottle away, damn it!

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If we miss it--it means two hours on the damn tram.

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He takes out his watch--fiercely._) We'll miss that train, damn it!

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A damn good rule, too, I should say, under the circumstances.

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It's been the same damn thing all the time you've been here.

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Damn!

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Damn it, this isn't the thing for you!

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I say more than my prayers, damn it!

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Damn it!

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Come now, confess, damn it!

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"Kyle, you've got it at last by your damn folly.

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"Damn your legislature!

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Damn the law!

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"Yes, but Mrs. Everett said for me----" "Damn Mrs. Everett!

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"Damn 'em, they're getting ready to run, as usual!"

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there the chestnuts, summer through, Beside the river make for you A tunnel of green gloom, and sleep Deeply above; and green and deep The stream mysterious glides beneath, Green as a dream and deep as death.-- Oh, damn!

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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 is n'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 aint 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 Anglosaxon mask onto State-prison feeturs, Should come to Jaalam Centre 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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"Damn the stocks," began Mr. Stirn, plunging right _in medias res_, and by a fine use of one of the noblest figures of rhetoric.

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"Mr. Stirn!" cried the Squire, reddening, "did you say 'Damn the stocks?'

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--damn my new handsome pair of stocks!"

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The Parson write 'Damn the stocks,' indeed!

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Good and bad have been damn'd indifferently.

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"There!" roared the captain, "take that, damn you!"

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He never said 'sugar' when he meant 'damn.'

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Later, the long black man went hunting the shrimp of a Chinaman round the native part of the ship, and caught him again and asked the Captain for justice, and looked at me as he spoke, which made me uncomfortable, for I could not understand, but guessed he expected the Sahib to stick up for a Sikh against any damn Chinee.

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"Damn!

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"But, damn it, this suit itself would re-radiate ..." "The suit is self-decontaminating, Master."

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Then, as the psychologist began to smile; "And no, damn it, I _don't_ mean physically!"

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She _taught_ him to do that, damn her, without him ever knowing anything about it ... and I wish I knew how she did it."

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"But damn it, how _can_ it work?"

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"Not only quit before we start, but have all the top brass of the Octagon, all the hot-shot politicians of United Worlds, the whole damn Congress of Science and all the top-bracket industrialists of Terra out here lousing things up so that nobody could ever learn anything?

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"Yes, but damn it, Skipper, I want to wrap the whole thing up in a package and hand it to 'em on a platter.

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I'd like to give you all the time you want, Jarve, but ... well, damn it ... if you must have it, I've always tried to live up to my oath, but I'm not doing it now."

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Oh ... but damn it, Jarve, I'm holding up the whole procession.

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"Oh, damn.

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"But damn it, we hadn't even _thought_ of having you here then!"

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"But damn it, you _aren't_ stupid.

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Okay, damn it.

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"Well, damn it, she is!"

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I know it damn well, and so do you.

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"Damn you!" exclaimed the robber thrusting his knife into the maiden's bosom.

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But, damn it, why did he let the young idiot get his goat that way?

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"Damn subways, that's what," the old man said.

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"Just too damn much."

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Just one tiny little excuse--and I'll do the job so damn quick, your head won't even have time to start swimming."

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"Damn it, no more shape-changing!" the War God thundered.

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As Helen and Mary came out of the door, I climbed into the car and said to myself, "Damn men, damn women, damn everything!"

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Their shipmate reminded them (especially Ralph) that it would not be well for them if the old man got to know they had been on the loose, whereupon Ralph retorted, "I don't care a damn for the old beggar."

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"'Oh, damn it!' interjected Jack, 'I cannot allow you to call us such villanous names as that.

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He knows everything about them, and doesn't care a damn for anybody.

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To the Tories the fact that she sympathized with the Reformers was enough to damn her.

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"My first impulse was to forsake my guide and rush back, but I subdued the unworthy impulse and stood quite still, while my companion exclaiming, 'Damn that fellow!

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"Damn you!" it screamed.

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"Damn you!" he cried hoarsely.

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'[108] [108] Released by his new lord from the sorceric spell of that 'damn'd witch Sycorax,' he comes gratefully, if somewhat weariedly, to answer his 'blest pleasure; be't to fly, to swim, to dive into the fire, to ride on the curl'd clouds,' &c. Prospero, by an irresistible magic, subdued to his service the reluctant Caliban, a monster 'got by the devil himself upon his wicked dam:' but that semi-demon is degraded into a mere beast of burden, brutal and savage, with little of the spiritual essence of his male parent.

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Damn.

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The management _dams_ the flood when the curtain rises and the players begin to speak; the music lovers _damn_ it from the moment the curtain falls.

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At last he exclaimed, "So when I gets to New York, I will toss up my hat, and damn the King."

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He repeated his words deliberately: 'Damn it, damn it to hell,' he said.

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The stars move still, time runs, the clock will strike, The devil will come, and Faustus will be damn'd.

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I gave a miserable groan and was tempted to damn the autobiography of the great van Manderpootz.

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It was normal, he supposed, for propaganda to sneak into a state-controlled broadcast, but did it have to be so damn---- "Oh, the devil with it," he said aloud.

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"Not a damn' thing.

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Douglas sneered at his tall opponent, trying to "damn him with faint praise" by referring to him as "a kind, amiable and intelligent gentleman."

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I have little doubt that it fell upon him as a Nemesis, in the first place for writing bad English, and secondly for daring to 'damn with faint praise' the loyal, generous, joyous, chivalrous, religious soldier, Frederick, Baron de la Motte-Fouqué, and prince of romance.

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Wilt thou then damn me, O my God!

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