The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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I don't believe it.... No, Sir, I wouldn't give a hundred dollars for the whole damn moose pasture.... Well, it's good enough for me....

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I tell you it's rotten, the whole damn cheese.... You've got to stand in with the police or you can't get...." and so on and on unendingly, without coherence.

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"I ain't scared, damn you," said Riles, though the words trembled in his teeth.

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Twenty years for you, Jim, but twenty minutes for me--and I wouldn't trade with you, damn you!

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I've blowed all the money into this damn country that I want to.

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Sure, now, Judge, I just wanted everybody to know what a gee-whillikined damn fool I can be if I try.

~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,018 ~ ~ ~

He saw that Judge Harlin had decided to allow Emerson Mead to stay in jail until the grand jury should meet, so he presently said: "Oh, I reckon you-all are right about it, Judge, but it's damn hard on Emerson.

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Much good it will do me now, or them other fellows, either, damn their souls!

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"They may say what they damn please," replied Mead.

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"Damn their souls," he exclaimed fiercely to Nick, "if Emerson wasn't among them I'd open on 'em right now."

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"And he did need killin' so damn bad," said Nick, "and you-all never said a word to deny it."

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"Damn you!

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She was damn well here the day before yesterday."

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Men who can stand before a demagogue And damn his treacherous flatteries without winking; Tall men, sun-crowned, who live above the fog In public duty and in private thinking; For while the rabble, with their thumb-worn creeds, Their large professions and their little deeds, Mingle in selfish strife, lo!

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"Stop that damn noise!"

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"You had better be moving, Carlton--you damn fool!" came Dick's angry voice.

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"Damn your horse, sir!" cried the Colonel with increasing choler.

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Damn him, he's nearly killed her with his oaths and swearing these last two months.

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It was nothing to me anyway, and I could always plead that I was her servant and an Englishman, and didn't care a damn for this particular Emperor or any other.

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Trubble is he's too damn' neutral.

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He knows he's safe, becoz he's cook an' a damn' good one.

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"Damn' sight better sailorman than he is doctor," retorted Lund.

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Not becoz it was me, but becoz it was what Deming calls a damn plucky thing to do."

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You've got to decide one way or the other damn' quick, for the show-down's on the program for ter-morrer."

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But he is Jap, damn him.

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She's a damn' sight more capable of lookin' after herself than you imagine.

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Deming, you think yo're a better man than Harris, you know damn' well you play better poker than the rest, an' you agreed to this becoz you figger you'll win most of the gold afore the v'yage is over.

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An' now, damn you for a moldy hearted, slimy souled fakir, stand up an' say yo're my equal!"

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Damn 'em!

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Damn me if you didn't play square, though!

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"Hidin', the damn fool!

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Damn it, they know how to shoot!"

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"Damn it!

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"Damn it!"

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"'Some damn fool, crazy hunter,' was what Pop said.

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Characteristic hydrogen flame trailed the damn thing up out of sight--a tail of blue fire."

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If light hurts that damn thing, I am going to put a blaze of magnesium into the middle of it if I die for it."

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And the damn beasts disregarded so contemptible an opponent.

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"Damn you," shrieked Bram.

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"So--you're--here, damn you!" he snarled.

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Here dwell the suffering damn'd.

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The old Tozers were fearful people to encounter, people whom to visit would be to damn himself in Carlingford; but then the Miss Griffiths were very insipid by the side of Phoebe, and the variety of her talk, though he had seen so little of her, seemed to have created a new want in his life.

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damn him!" cried the old man, transported with rage.

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Damn it, we are equal in age, and in disposition--let us be friends.

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"We got to bury him, 'count of them damn buzzards."

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Thanks don't amount to a damn 'thout somethin' back of 'em.

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"I burned the damn thing that night in the fire.

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You'd have to prove a damn sight more than we got to even sight a blank warrant."

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Damn few--beggin' yore pahdon, miss--damn few of this crowd ever had a blister on their hands.

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Damn--dern--few of this crowd'll ever stop to run shaft or tunnel.

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"Dance, damn ye!

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"The damn fool rode a single-fire saddle fo' a job like that," said Sam.

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But she sure c'ud attend to her own business, an' there's damn few can do that.

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Thanks don't 'mount to a damn 'thout somethin' back of them 'em.

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"The pore damn fool don't know.

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So I git left home to sit in a damn rockin' chair!

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"Damn him and the rest of them, they broke the luck for us.

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"Sandy Bourke's a damn good man for you to leave alone an' you know it.

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"Damn you!" he said.

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Do anything you damn please with her!"

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"Damn them, I'll beat them yet!"

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Damn!

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You see, it's like this: we were bottled up in the pits around the Tunnel for seven damn days.

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He was so mean, so damn mean.

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And take that damn clock with you."

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It should be--well, damn it, it _is_ as sound-conductive; _we're_ talking, aren't we?"

~ ~ ~ Sentence 73 ~ ~ ~

Where to damn a man is to say he ran, And heedless seeds are sown, Where the thrill of strife is the spice of life, And the creed is "GUARD YOUR OWN!

~ ~ ~ Sentence 468 ~ ~ ~

'Munich' and 'chivalry' are snortin', but 'sun was low' ain't worth a damn.

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_Both._ What damn fools everybody is, anyway!

~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,749 ~ ~ ~

"We've been out eight months, y'u know, fairly steady," pursued Jones, "and haven't seen nothing; and we'd buy most anything that ain't too damn bad," he concluded, plaintively.

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These regulations may appear a little rigorous to those phlegmatic philosophers, "Who, past all pleasures, damn the joys of sense, With rev'rend dulness and grave impotence," and are incapable of comprehending the importance (especially when many are invited) of a truly hospitable entertainment: but genuine _connoisseurs_ in the science of good cheer will vote us thanks for our endeavours to initiate well-disposed _amateurs_.

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When his passion permitted speech he said briefly, "I wishes ye joy of him--damn him!"

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"I wonders, now," mused Rowlett, half-aloud, "who that damn craven mout be?"

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"Thet's a damn lie an' a damn slander!" he stormed.

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"Afore God, ef ye warn't so plum puny an' tuckered out, I wouldn't stand hyar an' suffer ye ter fault me with them damn lies."

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Why, boy, hit's like a dead son hed done come back ter life--an' false charges don't damn no man!"

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"I hain't no damn fool, Sim," he reassured.

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"Thar don't nobody but jest me an' you know thet ye shot Cal Maggard--but ye war sich a damn disable feller on ther job thet rightly I ought ter tell yore name ter ther circuit-rider."

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Some things is practical an' others is jest damn foolery."

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Kill ther damn moon-calf an' eend hit," clamoured the noisy agitator with the bloodshot eyes.

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"I'd be a damn hypocrite ef I claimed thet.

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"I'm ther man thet shot Parish Thornton when he fust come hyar," was his sensational beginning, "but albeit my hand sighted ther gun an' pulled ther trigger hit was another man's damn dirty heart that contrived ther act an' another man's dollars thet paid fer hit.

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"Ye've done lied ter me, an' ye've done broke my heart," declared the hunchback, slowly, "but ye've done confessed--an' I'm too damn weak ter turn ye over ter ther law like my duty demands.

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"Now, me an' you are goin' ter play a leetle game by ther name of 'craven an' damn fool'," Thornton enlightened him with a grim smile.

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"I'm ther damn fool.

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"I reckon," he suggested, "I don't even need ter gainsay no sich damn lie es thet, does I?"

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We're damn lucky they let us go at all."

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And it will be damn important to us that they think so!"

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Damn it--we'll be lucky if we can get there in time for the ship."

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And as for his literary hopes, he realised that the failure had been a real revelation of his own weakness; but he realised too that other people would forget about the book still faster than he himself, and that no previous failures would damn a further work, if only it possessed the true qualities of art; and indeed from this time he dated a real increase of artistic faculty, a sense of constraining vocation, a joy in literary labour, which soon, like a sunrise, brightened all his horizon; and it was pleasant too, though Hugh did not overvalue it, to find his work beginning to bring him a definite, though slight reputation, and a position among imaginative critics.

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Damn it, the paper was getting worse quality all the time, bad print, yellow tint-- Well, they needed everything for the war program.

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"They've done a neat job of neutralizing us, damn them.

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Damn him!"

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Damn nonsense--saving steam, probably--off Wu-Sung before midnight--if--wanted to throw in a little coal--means I miss the river boat to-morrow--not another--Saturday.

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"I mean: Keep your damn nose out of what don't concern you.

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"I mean: Butt out of what concerns Chinese women and--and--other words, mind your own particular damn business!

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What goes on outside your shanty's none of your damn concern!"

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Yet somehow, damn it, that trip to Ching-Fu on the _Hankow_ appealed to him now as a most profitable excursion, for Ching-Fu was only a few hundred li from Len Yang.

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