The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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I don't owe you a damn thing, Senator; and what you owe me you won't be able to pay if you sit here much longer waiting for something to turn up.

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'Tain't likely the boys'll find any new sign, leastways not in time; not before that ---- of a Moran--it was him did it, damn him!

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Damn you, be a man!

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We either got to let Moran do as he damn pleases 'round here, or show him that he's tackled a buzz-saw.

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"I got him like I said I would, damn him!"

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Damn the megalomaniacs, anyway!

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There was the crack of the four rifles, then a crashing noise amongst the branches, and the clatter of hoofs, succeeded by cries of _Sacre!_ and Damn ye!

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"Cripes--put that damn shiv away, Tif!"

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Damn--I don't care _how_ big you are!"

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"Damn--that's the end of it for me...!

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Their TV transmitter went out--we were watching, too, at the garage... You can see the aurora--the Northern Lights... Those damn solar storms might have loused up instruments...!

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And, damn, we'll _do_ it...!

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"Damn--that's a fine idea, Two-and-Two!"

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Damn, weak-kneed kid!

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"Damn you all--if you dare queer me...!"

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Damn...!

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"Smart damn kid you are, huh, Nelsen?

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But it's over, now, Ralph... Another good, stomach-warming scotch..." "Damn, loony squirt's crackin' up!"

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"Damn these beam systems that are so delicate and important!"

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"Damn you!"

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Damn him!

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Damn fool...

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They talked a lot more, then he said awful low, but I heard him: 'Well, damn 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.

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* * * * * "Stop clowning," Fromer snapped, "you guys better find a way to fix this damn door or you'll have a galactic war on your hands.

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In fact, in a day or two I don't think it'll make much difference whether or not they open that damn door."

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"Ah, youth!" the navigator said, "I, too, once had such dreams--" * * * * * "We'll see about the dreams," Hansen said, almost menacingly, "I didn't spend six years in that damn school just to sit around in a pretty uniform for the rest of my life."

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"Damn," said Wally, under his breath, as he hurried into the house without any reply.

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"Damn it!" ejaculated Isabelle.

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"Damn it!

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It sounds like they was running in a pack, and enough of 'em to make a noise like as if the whole damn coyote nation had took to the hills.

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"Damn--confound it, sir--what!"

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All along of a Boche wot peppered our water and ration train.-- You see, w'd been pals from childhood; him and me chummed through school, And when we growed up and got married we put our spare kale in a pool, And both made a comfortable living; 'twas just for our mates and the kids,-- Now the Hun--damn his soul--has taken his toll, and me pal had to cash in his bids.

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He held up the kiddie's letter--we were laughin' a bit at the scrawl, All warm inside with a feeling--well, you know what I mean, damn it all!

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Then along come some Canucks--damn decent chaps, too, and more like Americans than anything else they've got over here--and they want to trade off with us for some stuff.

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But to _use_ me, just to get a story--" "But I'm a _reporter_, damn it.

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Then there were joint meetings, and nobody could figure out _what_ the damn thing was."

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"We're supposed to _build_ the damn thing."

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I think that damn robot did more for peace than anything that's ever come along in this cockeyed world.

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_If you fail hereof G---- damn you and yours to all Eternity_, says the same Reverend Author, whose Works on some other Occasion I shall examine, as to their Divinity, Piety, and other Merit, that the World may see on what Foot that Author has establish'd his Fame, and how judiciously a Man of his Cloth made himself first known to the World.

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Damn the aristocracy--we clever fellows will be the aristocrats--eh!"

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"My answer was," Barry told Congress, "Damn you!

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Barry wrote from New London to Mr. Brown: "I never was in such a damn country in my life.

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Then he added with a grin--"Is not Antonio Mancillo damn good fellow, eh?"

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In that way I should be able to smile through life like those people who, in snapshots from the Riviera, seem composed principally of wide grins and thin legs, and whose joie de vivre is usually published in English illustrated journals in seasons when the English weather makes you feel that Life is just a Big Damn in a mackintosh.

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The Third Stage, when it came, found us older, wiser, far less inclined to cry "Damn" in the face of the Angels.

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But while the shade of annoyance was still on his face the "King" asked, "What is she driving at?" and then, when it was replaced by the frown, he muttered, "Why does she waste so much time on Harley and a marriage for him?" and then, when the red flush came, he exclaimed, "Damn the Eastern kid!"

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When I see em settin' around the ballot box at the polls, sometimes with a cigarette in their mouths, and again slingin' out a 'damn' or two, I want to slap em good and hard.

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He was a good Indian; and I want to say when a redskin is good, he's damn good--beg pardon, Miss--he's good and no mistake, I should say.

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"We travelled for three days and three nights without stoppin'; and would you believe it, that damn fool Lewis--'scuse me, Miss--made us light a lantern at night!

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"Nothing but sow-bosom and beans," said the boy disconsolately; "and damn little of that!

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"I'll be damn thankful to have you along, old fellow," he said.

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"It's damn lonesome!" he grumbled.

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damn you!" he cried.

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"Damn it!

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You know how you can damn a man in nine ways and then pull all the stingers out with a "but" at the end of it.

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Before the startled burglars can shape a reply, the voice continues: "Damn ye!

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It is over their dainty cups that women dissect us men and damn their sisters.

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To live uprightly, then, is sure the best; To save ourselves, and not to damn the rest.

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A man has no associate so intimate as his own character, his own career,--his present and his past; and if he builds up his career of timid and base actions, they cling to him like evil companions, to sophisticate, to corrupt, and to damn him.

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"Them damn Poles can't be innocent.

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Ever since them horses began to go-- If we could only do without the damn heathen!"

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"But you damn well can't."

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"'Cause every damn one of them will do what you say," Werner assured him, "from waiting to say grace before tackling the soup, to blowing that trestle to perdition.

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"I bet they're a damn sight better'n I thought."

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"Damn glad I got a start.

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"Look here, old chap," Werner bridled, "you don't think I ran about looking for that Indian and threw the damn things at him?"

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Anyway, 'Uggins has to get steam up... Now I'm ready for anything from dam-sels to any other damn thing."

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"Damn the trestle!

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Bute's coach was escorted by hired bruisers; it was attacked amid cries of "Damn all Scotch rogues!"

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"You have been working too hard--" "Oh, damn!" she said angrily.

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"Damn him!" said Stover.

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"Damn me up and down, damn me all you want," he said, doubling up his fists.

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Because you all, every damn one of you, expected me to _lie_!"

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She is willing to morally damn herself for purposes of monarchical intrigue, in order to supplant us.

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It was all dose damn boys dat bully heem, an' when I would run to help, dere was my Anita lef' on da organ, an' I mus' not lose her!"

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Must we distort words from their true meaning in order more effectually to damn the act and cover its author with a greater infamy?

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"As a work on education," I said deliberately, "the _Log_ isn't worth a damn."

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They aren't really swear-words; the world has grown out of being shocked at a 'damn,' but I am willing to admit that there are more damns and hells than is usual.

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I know an art critic in London, and, believe me, the poor devil lives in terror lest he should damn the work of a new Augustus John.

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If a father is continually hearing his daughter say: "Mr. Neill says this; Mr. Neill says that," I have every sympathy with him when he growls: "Damn this Neill blighter!"

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To deprive Thurlow of his "damn" would have been to shave his eyebrows, or to turn his growl to a whisper.

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The reader, however, may guess of what sort of stuff it is composed, when he hears that it begins with the comprehensive line, "Damnation seize ye all;" and ends with the following pleasing and particular couplet:-- "Damn them beyond what mortal tongue can tell; Confound, sink, plunge them all, to deepest, blackest hell."

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Suffice it to say, that when all the powers, and angels, and very virgins of heaven are called upon by the excommunication to "curse" and "damn" the object of it limb by limb (literally so), his eyes, his brains, and his heart (how unlike fair human readers, who doubt whether the very word "damn" should be uttered), good Uncle Toby interposes one of those world-famous pleasantries which have shaken the old Vatican beyond recovery.

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[184] {153} [These _al-fresco_ festivities must, it is presumed, have taken place on the two days out of the seven when you "might not 'damn the climate' and complain of the spleen."

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In Spain, Portugal, and every part of the East which I visited, except Ionia and Attica, I perceived no such superiority of climate to our own; and at Constantinople, where I passed May, June, and part of July (1810), you might "damn the climate, and complain of spleen," five days out of seven.

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[227] ["The poor ...when once abroad, Grow sick, and damn the climate like a lord."

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There being no parson for the coming Sundays they requested him to hold the services, but he replied that there was no use asking him, he could not pray worth a damn.

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A Tommy was sympathising to-day with another who was severely wounded and he replied, "I don't care a damn, I did for the bloke who shot me".

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"Damn you for a greedy devil," says Stephen, we dived into his pannier and each had another big bunch, paid him, and returned to camp where we had a really good dinner--roast chicken stuffed with oatmeal and onions, beans, stewed pears, Vermouth, and three half bottles of champagne (from the Medical Comforts pannier!

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He was a good fellow the padre, and nothing delighted him more, he remarked, than to hear Stephen saying "damn," he put so much expression into the word.

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I don't give a tinker's damn for your art.

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Buy fine dresses, bedizen yourself with tom-foolery of all shades and colours, go to dances and lap up champagne, make music or throw your damn fiddle on the dung heap, do anything you want to do, I'll pay for it; but that green-eyed phantast, that lunk-headed rat-catcher, that woman-eater and music-box bird, no, no!

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I've been told that he ain't so damn rich after all.

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You know what our juries are, Tertius--evidence such as that which has been put before the coroner and the magistrate will be quite sufficient to damn him at the Old Bailey.

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"Look'e, landlord, I think," argued WILL, with a grin, "That with honest intentions you first _took me in_: But from the first night--and to say it I'm bold-- I have been so damn'd hot, that I'm sure I caught cold."

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And said, (if witty, so would say your Bard,) "Damn it!

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your sworn foe, tho' fellow-lodger; Me!--who, in agony, tho' suing now to you, Would, once, have seen you damn'd ere make a bow to you.

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