The 17,250 occurrences of damn
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"Damn!" whispered Benham, but he took the hand.
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("Damn!")
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Billy puffed out his cheeks to blow a sigh, and then decided to be angry and say "Damn!"
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"Damn it-you DIVE!"
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"Oh, DAMN love affairs!" cried Benham.
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"DAMN!" said Amanda.
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"Leave me alone--damn you.
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And "Damn the dogs!" cried Colonel Sapt the moment that the door was shut behind his Majesty.
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Damn it, that's good law, isn't it?
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"That's what I like," said he, "and damn the moon, colonel!"
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No sooner was the captain informed of the interruption which had been given to his officer, and indeed to his orders, for he thought no time so convenient as that of his absence for causing any confusion in the cabin, than he leaped with such haste from his chair that he had like to have broke his sword, with which he always begirt himself when he walked out of his ship, and sometimes when he walked about in it; at the same time, grasping eagerly that other implement called a cockade, which modern soldiers wear on their helmets with the same view as the ancients did their crests--to terrify the enemy he muttered something, but so inarticulately that the word DAMN was only intelligible; he then hastily took leave of the Swiss captain, who was too well bred to press his stay on such an occasion, and leaped first from the ship to his boat, and then from his boat to his own ship, with as much fierceness in his looks as he had ever expressed on boarding his defenseless prey in the honorable calling of a privateer.
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"Damn!" said Tommy, and tried to sit up.
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"Damn!" he observed, and this time succeeded in sitting up.
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At least, I hadn't forgotten about the 29th, but it didn't seem to matter a damn in comparison to finding Tuppence.
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It was a piece of damn-fool foolishness!
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"Damn it!" he cried.
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You don't really care, damn you!
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"I don't care a damn what she is, but get out of here!" retorted Tommy also at the top of his voice.
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"I don't care a damn where you're going," growled Tommy.
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He said "Damn!"
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He said, "Damn--oh--oh--damn it!"
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He hunted through the medicine-cabinet for a packet of new razor-blades (reflecting, as invariably, "Be cheaper to buy one of these dinguses and strop your own blades,") and when he discovered the packet, behind the round box of bicarbonate of soda, he thought ill of his wife for putting it there and very well of himself for not saying "Damn."
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Ever since she got out of college she's been too rambunctious to live with--doesn't know what she wants--well, I know what she wants!--all she wants is to marry a millionaire, and live in Europe, and hold some preacher's hand, and simultaneously at the same time stay right here in Zenith and be some blooming kind of a socialist agitator or boss charity-worker or some damn thing!
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The Street Car Company don't care a damn what kind of a deal they give us.
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She began to push right through it with her 'Sir, how dare you?' manner--Honestly, sometimes when I look at her and see how she's always so made up and stinking of perfume and looking for trouble and kind of always yelping, 'I tell yuh I'm a lady, damn yuh!'
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I got to--Oh, damn Noel Ryland!
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Damn Charley McKelvey!
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The cautions of the broker were wiped from his face, and his voice was cruel: "I've had enough of all this damn nonsense!
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And another thing we got to do," said the man with the velour hat (whose name was Koplinsky), "is to keep these damn foreigners out of the country.
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Whole damn bunch lean on me.
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All of 'em depending on me and picking on me and not a damn one of 'em grateful!
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Babbitt, old dear, you're crooked in the first place and a damn skinflint in the second.
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Zilla (oh, damn Zilla!
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"Damn soft hands--like a woman's.
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Now that Paul's out of it, I don't want to see any of those damn people again!
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He hated them, because they were poor, because they made him feel insecure "Damn loafers!
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She's a fine girl, but I've given her just as much as she has me... Oh, damn these women and the way they get you all tied up in complications!"
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You been doing a hell of a lot of insinuating and hinting around lately, as if I were leading a double life or something, and I'm damn sick of it, and I don't want to hear anything more about it!"
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But no, damn it, I don't care how much it costs!"
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Why, that damn radiator is hot as--it's hot as--it's hotter 'n the hinges of Hades!
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A crackling shower of phrases filled the room: "At their age--" "Ought to be annulled--" "Never heard of such a thing in--" "Fault of both of them and--" "Keep it out of the papers--" "Ought to be packed off to school--" "Do something about it at once, and what I say is--" "Damn good old-fashioned spanking--" Worst of them all was Verona.
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A chap naturally wouldn't tell, when he knew it would damn him for life."
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"Damn it!" he muttered, awakened from his trance.
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Jump, damn you, jump!"
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Damn your hides!"
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"Government House, Tulagi, damn glad give 'm twenty pounds along that fella."
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"Now, laugh, damn you, laugh," said the Warden to me.
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And I continued to damn him and to dance around the fire before my mother's avenging hand, until he strode away.
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And Ed Morrell to the Warden: "Your mother must have been damn fond of children to have raised you."
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You fella no finish sing out I make finish damn quick."
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White fella master damn fool no hang you.
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You say one fella prayer damn quick, then me kill you."
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The beggars won't live, damn them!
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"Yes," he smiled, "you'd like to say, 'Damn petticoats!'"
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"Me catch 'm Kwaque he die along him damn quick."
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"Allee same damn funny business.
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The mere utterance of it could damn any scheme, no matter how sanely conceived, of economic amelioration or regeneration.
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"Only let me get my hand well upon you once--Damn it!" he suddenly exclaimed, dragging the whole three men forward in his effort to get his mouth down to my ear, "go and rub that sign out on the door or I'll--you know what I'll do well enough.
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'That must be charming,' murmured Madeline, privately iterating, 'He doesn't mean to damn her--he doesn't mean to damn her.'
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"Just my damn luck!" she said.
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"Damn it!
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"Damn him!" he muttered savagely.
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"Damn him!
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"But damn it all!" cried Gray, his pent-up emotions at last demanding an outlet, "I won't submit to your infernal dragooning!
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"Damn funny!" said Whiteleaf, whose temper was badly frayed by contact with Kerry.
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"Damn it all!" he exclaimed.
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The body has been removed, and the gentleman with Inspector--" "Damn that for a tale!
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It's damn near high tide--I shan't get out.
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"An' I damn near hit a police boat comin' in, too!"
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"But she's damn pretty!"
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As "damn silly" Kerry's open scrutiny of the members and visitors must have appeared to others, but it was a deliberate policy very popular with the Chief Inspector, and termed by him "beating."
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"But we've walked slap into a damn brick wall!"
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"Damn the thing!" he muttered.
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"Put that damn thing to bed!"
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Let nature work, and do not damn too soon, For life will struggle long e'er it sink down: And will at least rise thrice before it drown.
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Damn her:--she'll think to meet him in that dressing-room.
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The vizor-masks, that are in pit and gallery, Approve, or damn, the repartee and raillery.
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The danger's great in these censorious days, When critics are so rife to venture praise: When the infectious and ill-natured brood Behold, and damn the work, because 'tis good, And with a proud, ungenerous spirit, try To pass an ostracism on poetry.
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Armed with keen satire and with pointed wit, We threaten you who do for judges sit, To save our plays, or else we'll damn your pit.
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Damn her, let her go, and a good riddance.
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Damn your morals.
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Damn your morals; I must revenge the affront done to my honour.
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Damn your pity!--but let me be calm a little.
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Women and wits are used e'en much at one, You gain your end, and damn 'em when you've done.
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"It's very good of you, damn you!" my visitor laughed, red and really grave.
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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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Yea but, said I, you damn yourself like a snake, and are withal a thief and sacrilegious person.
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de damn.
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Thou damn'st thyself like any old devil, quoth Friar John; it is written, Mihi vindictam, &c. Matter of breviary, mark ye me (Motteux adds unnecessarily (by way of explanation), 'that's holy stuff.').
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'Tis not only lawful for him to do so, but it is enjoined him by the sacred decretals; and if any dare transgress one single iota against their commands, whether they be emperors, kings, dukes, princes, or commonwealths, he is immediately to pursue them with fire and sword, strip them of all their goods, take their kingdoms from them, proscribe them, anathematize them, and destroy not only their bodies, those of their children, relations, and others, but damn also their souls to the very bottom of the most hot and burning cauldron in hell.
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And would you indeed damn your precious soul?
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For the dice are no sooner thrown on the board, and the greedy gazing sparks have hardly said, Two sixes, Frank; but Six devils damn it!
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Damn it, did you then take me along with you for your chaplain, to sing mass and shrive you?
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Damn 'em, they don't value all the ill words or dishonour in the world at a rush, so they but get the coin into their purses, though they were to have it in a shitten clout.
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Damn him, cried Friar John, that's as true as I am his uncle.
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But I must tell you that the vicar of Jambert ascribed this copious prolification of the women, not to that sort of food that we chiefly eat in Lent, but to the little licensed stooping mumpers, your little booted Lent-preachers, your little draggle-tailed father confessors, who during all that time of their reign damn all husbands that run astray three fathom and a half below the very lowest pit of hell.
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