The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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Damn all motorists who're in bed tonight."

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But if you or any of that damn crowd try to stop me----" "No, no, no," she cried.

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"No, damn it all," he concluded.

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The citizens of Greece in the time of Pericles were given over to two things which were enough to damn any individual and any nation--idleness and superstition.

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She thought about it more and more and wondered really if God could and would damn a person who just went ahead and did the best he could.

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When we ceased to believe that God was going to damn folks, we left off damning them ourselves.

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It was about this time that Starr King pronounced this classic: "The difference between Universalism and Unitarianism is that Universalists believe that God is too good to damn them; and the Unitarians believe that they are too good to be damned."

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His performances in each of these lines, unfortunately, were not bad enough to damn him; and his work done in fair weather was so much better than he could do in foul that he was caught by the undertow.

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But all of you who believe, as I do, in the right and duty of magistrates to execute the laws, join with me and brand as base hypocrisy the conduct of those who assemble year after year on the Fourth of July, to fight over battles of the Revolution, and yet "damn with faint praise," or load with obloquy, the memory of this man, who shed his blood in defense of life, liberty, and the freedom of the press!

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"Damn," said de Hooch.

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"Double damn."

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"Have I already said 'damn'?" de Hooch asked.

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"You even said 'double damn'."

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"_Factorial_ damn, then!" said de Hooch.

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_Don't drop diamonds to grab at stars!_ "What I wish I could do is not just get away but get even for the way they make us live ... the whole damn set-up.

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"He has that, damn him!"

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Take a vacation from finding everything so damn tragic.

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"Oh, _damn_ that idiot!" he cried.

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"The damn fool!" cried the doctor, his face working.

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The other men left widows and children, too, I suppose--Oh, damn!

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damn!

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damn!"

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I lost my temper and said that I didn't care a damn!

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Damn it all, I tell you, Knott, I daren't.

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"Oh, damn it all!"

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"Damn the dog!"

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I say, damn it all," Lord Shotover exclaimed, smitten with genuine remorse.

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"Like all the other damn fools who come out two billion miles to scratch rock, as if there weren't enough already on the inner planets.

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It damn near wore out the bearings turning so fast."

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"No, damn it, and it should."

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And they're so damn tight it seems a crime not to make 'em pay up when they have to."

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Somewhere, by the laws of cause and effect, this power _must_ show itself again--despite what the damn math says."

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Chartrand 'low, 'Damn ef nigga gwine drink wid w'ite man in dat sto',' all same he kine git 'hine box tu say dat."

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The damn stuff was growing.

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It says they'll wait._" Bors said, "Damn!

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Then the _Emden_ took a northerly course, likewise the enemy, and I had to stand there helpless, gritting my teeth and thinking; 'Damn it; the _Emden_ is burning and you aren't aboard!'"

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It has been covered with sandbags and its early removal would seem desirable, as the sap is frequently bombarded--Damn it, this egg's addled.

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"Damn that fellow Smithson--he's the limit."

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"Damn you, don't blow at me!

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"I don't care a damn if it is," answered the other, without enthusiasm.

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"Well, as long as I can get to sleep, old man, I don't care a damn if it's the Ritz or a pigsty."

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Damn it!

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"Damn you!

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Shots came whizzing past his head into the woodwork of the shaft, but Samuel didn't care a damn for shots; had he not been bitten in the hand less than an hour previously?

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It don't matter a damn to me if a man's a duke or a coal-heaver as long as he's the goods, and the Honourable Jimmy is.

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Eclectic in his humour as in his art, disposed to condemn any cartoon suggestion not thoroughly thought out as "damn bad," he was in the weekly assembly at the Table like the 'cello in the orchestra--not much heard, yet when there indispensable to the general effect and the general completeness, even though he only went "for company."

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"We've got the largest producing oil wells in the world right in this leetle strip of land along the Gulf and, at that, the undeveloped resources are a damn' sight greater'n you can judge from what's been brought to light.

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When the Yellow Jack hit us, two years ago, and not another woman in town--and damn' few o' the men, fur that matter--but cleared out, Billie went right in under the flag with the old Doc, and stayed till the fever was stamped out.

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"Billie _is_ his daughter, damn it!

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Billie's going to do just what she damn' pleases about this.

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"You're a--a damn'-fine young woman, Willa Murdaugh--and an uncommonly wise one!

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"They have their writing rooms, all strewn with carefully disarranged paraphernalia; and they have their clubs, where they meet only each other and praise each other's work, and damn the work of the absent ones: and they go prowling about looking for a bohemia that never existed, and can never exist for them; for bohemia is simply youth and poverty and high aspirations, combined, and can't be found by search.

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QUINCY It may be beautiful to you, but to us it's damn dull.

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They have the Press in their hands, damn 'em.

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Damn!

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"I never did swear very bad, and I didn't mind much till I came here, but Bab and Betty looked so scared when I said 'damn,' and Mrs. Moss scolded me so, I tried to leave off.

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"That's him--damn him!

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_Bang_ again on the bell, also "Damn that butler!

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"Damn the United States courts!" said the mob.

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Of course if I've been--made a victim of in this matter by that fellow Elmendorf--why, damn him, he's been trying to make up to my own daughter!

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A surly voice in the crowd said, "Damn your horses, and you too!

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Maybe we ought to try to break it up ... damn this headache."

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"Damn the nurse!"

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"It's--it's--damn it all, look for yourself."

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I will see thee damn'd first-- Wretch!

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That's no flim-flam at all, Frivol or sham at all, Just the plain--Damn it all, Have one with me!

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"Damn the Commissioners," suddenly broke out his Grace.

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"Damn the liberty of the subject--liberty of the subject.

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"Damn it; so you knew he'd do it!" roared the captain.

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"No not if I've got to set the damn ship alight!"

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"Damn empire-building!"

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"Damn you!"

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_The Aspirant_ always called the public "the rabble," and you can't damn humanity more easily and cheaply than by calling it "the rabble."

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Etienne, it is I,' but in his simpler and less sophisticated language, he was content to remark, 'I'm the whole damn show, see?'"

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Damn this feller, Percival, and his gift for making friends and stirring up enthusiasm for himself!

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Damn all lying!"

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Rather he works by contrasts, by strange juxtapositions, by surprises, careless how many of the audience follow his mind, not heeding dissatisfaction or pleasure, recking nothing whether we applaud or damn his play.

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"Damn your wife's talent!" said Wetter, quite suddenly.

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"Damn!" he said.

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You'll be damn'd if you do; You'll be damn'd if you don't._ --LORENZO DOW; "Definition of Calvinism" _We've all heard of the wonderful invention that the Big Corporation or the Utilities suppressed...?

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"I reckon you're Roy Allen," she began, but he cut her short: "Damn it!

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"The damn fool!" he muttered, biting at his pipe.

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"Oh damn this great picture," said Lord Alfred.

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"Be damn, doctor, but you're great, and I'd say that if it was the last word ever I spoke.

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The--" "Damn!" the Viceroy interrupted savagely.

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"Damn you, have I asked for your help or patronage?

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Damn your soul, Tam, what are you at?"

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"Damn your soul, Neal Ward, but you're a sly one.

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"Damn it, man, shut him up somewhere else, then, but don't stand there talking to me and interrupting my dinner.

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"Damn it," He growled, "this isn't near as good a lamp as the first."

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"Damn your infernal insolence," broke out General Clavering furiously, "You think that because you happen to be a lord and own a few dirty acres of land that you can sit there grinning like an ape and insulting me.

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"Oh, damn Doyle!

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Damn it, Dave, I need your energies inside the ship.

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It's what the young fellow in that office is there for, is to give the money, and by damn if he doesn't do it there'll be more heard about the matter!"

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Be damn, but to hear him talk you'd think I was trying to take two guineas out of his pocket instead of trying to put it in, and there's the thanks I get for going out of my way to do the best I could for him so as he'd rest content in this place and let Dr. Farelly stay where he is to be cutting the legs off the Germans."

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"Damn it," said the Earl, "you mustn't do that."

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"Damn!" said Chalmers.

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I say 'Behold, damn it, and Great Scott!--at the bidding of Corinne, I die.'"

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I say to the people--to my people 'Damn it, cut off my head.'

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