The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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"Damn little skirt," he observed briefly.

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"You got a wife, and you know damn well you have."

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"Eddie," said Quint, "it's a good thing to think big, but it's a damn poor thing to talk big.

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A certain slippery party----" "Who, damn it?

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And don't you suppose he knows damn well that you're back of whatever I do?

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If Ben Stull didn't get his number it don't surprise me none, becuz he was on the damn boat I crossed in, and I certainly picked him for New York."

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Every little thing has went wrong since Eddie done what he done--every damn thing!

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"You damn French mutts, do you understand what I say!

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There arose a sharp parley at the rear door; her doctor muttered "reporters--damn!" and hurried back.

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"I know it--damn it!

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"I suppose you think it's an honor to have one of them damn things for your son," Atherson yelled.

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"I reckon, if so be I'd ever got onto thet-thar schooner with this-hyar damn' bag, she'd 'a' sunk, too.

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If ye don't, damn ye!--wall, my ole rifle's bright an' 'iled, an' I'll git ye!

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I'll jest 'low to myself as how ye was only a gal, an' used damn' poor jedgment.

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But he's kotched jest the same--damn 'im!...

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His face grew convulsed with rage, as he faced the cliff, and his great voice volumed above the clamor of the cataract: "God A'mighty damn ye, Dan Hodges!

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Damn ye--damn ye!"

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And then again: "Damn ye, Dan Hodges, ferever an' ferever!"

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Damn the law, anyhow!

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"Damn the law in this-hyar state!

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"Quick, damn ye!"

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Damn me if I know why you didn't."

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"Damn his knickers," said Ranny to himself, behind his set teeth.

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"But I'm fifteen now," she repeated gladly, "so I stand up, spread my feet like this"--she rose and suited the action to the words--"and Matty lays her on damn hard, too."

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And Matty's man, Mose, told Matty, and Matty told me, he's meaner'n forty damn devils."

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"I thought I heard you say 'damn' several times."

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"But 'damn' isn't swearing.

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"He's a damn bad duffer, isn't he, mister?"

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"Damn the cats!

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Jinnie ruminated: "But that damn duffer back there says he's changed his work to cobbling.

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"Just shoved 'em down on the ground and set on 'em, damn 'em!" answered Jinnie.

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"I bet _you_ done it, you damn Maudlin!" she gritted, and without another word, left the market.

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"You lie, you damn fool!" she cried, and then caught her breath in consternation.

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But that damn cobbler and Theo'll make such a devilish row----" "You needn't be profane," chided Molly.

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Maudlin turned sheepish eyes on his interrogator; then looked down, flushed, and finished: "I'd a been married all right if it hadn't been for a damn bloke along Paradise Road," he explained.

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Anything about that damn fiddle'll fetch 'er every time!

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"Damn you, twicet and three times damn you----" Lafe made an ejaculation, and neither one of the three men noticed that the door to the little hall at the back had opened a trifle.

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"Damn you!

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Damn you!" screamed Jinnie.

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Damn the careless keepers!

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I ain't got any use for a damn fool, no way yuh look at it."

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"It's a damn shame he had to go--like that."

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"It makes me feel damn sorry when I go to that ranch.

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That's a damn good rider to ride like that--what you think, Mr Hunter?"

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"That's a damn funny place for blood, when a man is dragging on the ground," he commented dryly.

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"And something else is damn funny, Lone."

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"I could swear in court that Fred's left foot was twisted--that's damn funny, Lone.

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And marks on them old oxbow stirrups don't mean a damn thing but the need of a new pair, maybe."

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You can't travel these trails at a long lope with yore hair flyin' out behind and--and all that damn foolishness.

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I want you to know things is pretty damn ticklish right now, and it's going to take careful steppin'."

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"The Sawtooth calls me that damn Swede on Bear Top," he explained.

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It's damn funny."

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It's a damn queer layout all around; and this here doctor gitting here ahead of you folks, that there is the queerest.

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It is something damn funny about that chain, the way it's fixed."

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Swan had not told him of anything but the runaway, and of helping to carry Brit home--and of the "damn funny thing about the chain"--the rough-lock, he must have meant.

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"Do you think I'm a damn fool, just because I'm a Swede?

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"When a man's too damn willing to be my prisoner," Swan observed seriously, "he gets tied, all right.

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"If that damn girl would keep her mouth shut I could stand a trial, even.

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"You come back, Lone, and let Yack take a damn good smell of you.

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"Loney, take a damn Swede and give him something he believes, and you could pull his teeth before you pull that notion from his thick head.

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But if they know where she is, they're acting damn queer, Swan.

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Warfield, he don't want the damn Swede hanging around.

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Damn yuh, what d'yuh want that you expect to get?"

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It may look good, but it ain't good--not by a damn sight.

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Killing me for kidnapping this girl would sound damn romantic in the newspapers, and it wouldn't have a thing to do with Thurman or Frank Johnson, or any of the rest that I've sent over the trail for you.

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Damn you, you shrew... Dorine.

~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,234 ~ ~ ~

Damn!

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You'll make me damn myself, Mother.

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"Damn your breakfast," said Mr. Pogson.

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If a nation wanted to win a war so badly that it would damn its good name forever by using means ruled by all humanity as beyond the bounds of civilized warfare, it must have a very big object in view.

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Thus writes Adam Anderson in 1787, somewhat ungraciously seeking to damn England's business rivals with faint praise.

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"'Why, damn it, colonel,' said the captain, 'we've no evidence that the old cow wanted to be milked!'

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Damn it, you fellows don't know what it costs to run this kind of business successfully!

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You'll be a petted, pampered member of that select few called the "400,"' and now, damn it all, how can I ask her to go back to work?

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The woman I wanted married some one else, damn her!"

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I don't care a damn what one million or eighty million think.

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"Damn the scenery!" said Mr. Butler.

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She doesn't know----" "Then, damn you!" shrieked Harvey, shaking his fist in the big man's face, "what do you mean by coming here like this?

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_Find Alain's killer, damn you!_ Simon thought, clenching his teeth.

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"Damn the French!" said Marco.

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"And damn that putana and her family for working with them."

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_Damn this gap-toothed brigand!_ Simon continued to pretend to be casual.

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"Of course God will damn me," Ugolini cried, throwing his arms into the air as he paced the room, his white gown rippling.

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"Damn you!" he snarled, and turned away.

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"Damn you!

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Damn that devil in black who had tried to kill the Tartars!

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De Verceuil insists that the Tartars must have whatever they want, even though it will damn their souls.

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_Damn!_ Simon had removed Sordello from his position for nearly killing the Armenian prince, and it was pure insubordination for the fellow to bully his way back into it in Simon's absence and without his consent.

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"Now damn your lazy buttocks, Sordello!

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"My idea now is that we may all do what we like to enjoy ourselves, only damn all jealousy.

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"Because I say to him only this, sir--'_Other_ priest ask gentleman _too much_--hope you not _very dear too_, sir;' to which he say, '_You damn fool_, I don't sell coins!'

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"You rascal, you have been telling us a lie; that gentleman could never have said, damn the whole world."

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questa é una minchioneria!_' that means 'damn fool,' sir,--'_dettia tutti d' andare al diavolo_,' that be the same as tell every body go to h-ll!!"

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The catalogue itself is most barbarously printed, and the arrangement and description of the volumes such as to damn the compiler "to everlasting fame."

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"By God, we was all sure crazy when we started on this damn trail," remarked the old man.

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We've been on this damn trail long enough, and besides grub is gittin' lighter all the time."

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Borland said: "We've been here for a day and a half, tryin' to induce that damn ferryman to come over, and now we're waitin' for reënforcements.

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To those who came, the sullen and disappointed ones who were about to go uttered approbrious cries: "See the damn fools come!

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