The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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Damn the woman."

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No, sir, Cash, he gets what I've got, and I'll smash any damn man that tries to get it away from him.

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Don't go and let your temper--" "Shut your damn mouth!"

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"You turn them sheep, damn you," he commanded again, and laid a hand upon his saddle-horn suggestively.

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"You go to the devil, damn yuh," advised the herder, and cocked a wary eye at him from under his hat-brim.

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"I've sent for the county sheriff and a dozen deputies to arrest you, and you, and you, damn you!"

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"I c'n kill every damn' one with m' bare hands!"

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"Laugh, damn you, laugh!" was the cue he gave.

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"Laugh, damn you, laugh."

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"They can't dance worth a damn," said McAllister.

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We no fright that damn trader.

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At which amazed, and pond'ring on the food, How cold it was, and how it chill'd my blood, I curst the master, and I damn'd the souce, And swore I'd got the ague of the house.

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"You will allow me to say, and without apologies for my language, damn the money!"

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Damn it all!" cried Peter with a burst of honest resentment, "why do I have to be poor?"

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Well, it won't work--and I'll make you squirm for this, both of you, damn you, before I'm through!"

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I been waitin' fer somet'ing like dis, damn youse!

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And it was safer, much more circumspect on your part, not to order the flat searched at once, but only as a last resort, as it were, after you had led the police to trail him all evening and still remain without a clew--and besides, of course, not until you had planted the evidence that was to damn him and wreck his life and home!

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"Damn you!"

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We want that paper, an' we want it damn quick--see!

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Me--damn him--me, for all I know!"

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"I haven't got one, damn it!

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"Damn you, you smashed me with that sledge on PURPOSE!" he burst out--and began to struggle to his feet.

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"An' get soaked to de eyes--not by a damn sight!"

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Get them all, get them all, damn them!--do you hear?--get them all!

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Those rooms upstairs alone are enough to damn you, to prove every word of that dying 'confession'--but to-morrow, added to it, will come the story of Marie LaSalle herself."

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Don't damn your soul for a little money."

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A knock was heard, and Ralph exclaimed: "Damn those people!

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"Piper!--oh, damn!--I shall have to get up," murmured Christopher.

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"I tell you, Mary, it's utter destruction, working away, day after day, at stuff that doesn't matter a damn to any one.

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"Damn Lord Macaulay!" cried Cassandra, slapping the book upon the table.

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"I don't care a damn what service it is," Ralph replied.

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Milady smiled, and d'Artagnan felt that he could damn himself for that smile.

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Milady smiled, and d'Artagnan felt that he could damn himself for that smile.

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Damn it!"

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"Damn him!

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"Don't stare at me that way, you damn nigger," said Clarke, who was used to being obeyed by negroes.

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There are not enough damn redskins on the river to keep you prisoner."

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A short, squat Indian, good-humored of face, shook his black head till the silver rings danced in his ears, and replied: "Bad--damn coyotee!"

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"Damn--heap big gun!"

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"Damn--gun no good!" growled Piute, who evidently understood English pretty well.

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With a fervent "damn" he tumbled them under a cedar, and trotted back into the forest for another load.

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Piute approved, for he said "damn" whenever his intelligence grasped a meaning, and the peon twisted his lips and fixed his diamond eyes upon Hare in rapt gaze.

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"Heap damn lie!" he exclaimed with a growl, and stalked off into the gloom.

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Piute added his encomium: "Damn--heap big bear-- Jack kill um--big chief!"

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"Snap ahead of riders--Silvermane far, far ahead of Snap--running fast--damn!"

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"Damn!" said he.

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"Damn!" said the other man in brown, quite audibly, starting as he followed her glance.

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This man in brown, with his confident manner, and his proffered half sovereign (damn him!)

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'I've settled the rooms,' she says, and 'e says 'damn!' just like that.

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"Damn her," said Bechamel, for all the world like a common man.

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"Damn you!"

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His comfortable, unpunctual days became subject to the unaltering routine of a palace; no longer did he sprawl on sofas; not a single "damn" escaped his lips.

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"God eternally damn it!" he exclaimed, leaping up from his sofa, and dashing about the room.

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In the course of a life largely devoted to the study of pietistic phenomena, I have never met a single woman who cared an authentic damn for the actual heathen.

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Epitaph On John Rankine Ae day, as Death, that gruesome carl, Was driving to the tither warl' A mixtie--maxtie motley squad, And mony a guilt-bespotted lad-- Black gowns of each denomination, And thieves of every rank and station, From him that wears the star and garter, To him that wintles in a halter: Ashamed himself to see the wretches, He mutters, glowrin at the bitches, "By God I'll not be seen behint them, Nor 'mang the sp'ritual core present them, Without, at least, ae honest man, To grace this damn'd infernal clan!"

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"See, here's a scythe, an' there's dart, They hae pierc'd mony a gallant heart; But Doctor Hornbook, wi' his art An' cursed skill, Has made them baith no worth a f-t, Damn'd haet they'll kill!

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"That's just a swatch o' Hornbook's way; Thus goes he on from day to day, Thus does he poison, kill, an' slay, An's weel paid for't; Yet stops me o' my lawfu' prey, Wi' his damn'd dirt: "But, hark!

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An' bake them up in brunstane pies For poor damn'd drinkers.

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Paint Scotland greetin owre her thrissle; Her mutchkin stowp as toom's a whissle; An' damn'd excisemen in a bussle, Seizin a stell, Triumphant crushin't like a mussel, Or limpet shell!

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Dempster,^3 a true blue Scot I'se warran'; Thee, aith-detesting, chaste Kilkerran;^4 An' that glib-gabbit Highland baron, The Laird o' Graham;^5 An' ane, a chap that's damn'd aulfarran', Dundas his name:^6 Erskine, a spunkie Norland billie;^7 True Campbells, Frederick and Ilay;^8 [Footnote 2: James Boswell of Auchinleck, the biographer of Johnson.]

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The star that rules my luckless lot, Has fated me the russet coat, An' damn'd my fortune to the groat; But, in requit, Has blest me with a random-shot O'countra wit.

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The fourth's a Highland Donald hastle, A damn'd red-wud Kilburnie blastie!

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Learn three-mile pray'rs, an' half-mile graces, Wi' weel-spread looves, an' lang, wry faces; Grunt up a solemn, lengthen'd groan, And damn a' parties but your own; I'll warrant they ye're nae deceiver, A steady, sturdy, staunch believer.

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The poor man weeps--here Gavin sleeps, Whom canting wretches blam'd; But with such as he, where'er he be, May I be sav'd or damn'd!

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Nae langer rev'rend men, their country's glory, In plain braid Scots hold forth a plain braid story; Nae langer thrifty citizens, an' douce, Meet owre a pint, or in the Council-house; But staumrel, corky-headed, graceless Gentry, The herryment and ruin of the country; Men, three-parts made by tailors and by barbers, Wha waste your weel-hain'd gear on damn'd new brigs and harbours!"

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Epigram On Rough Roads I'm now arrived--thanks to the gods!-- Thro' pathways rough and muddy, A certain sign that makin roads Is no this people's study: Altho' Im not wi' Scripture cram'd, I'm sure the Bible says That heedless sinners shall be damn'd, Unless they mend their ways.

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In a MS., where I met the answer, I wrote below:-- With Esop's lion, Burns says: Sore I feel Each other's scorn, but damn that ass' heel!

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rumble John, mount the steps with a groan, Cry the book is with heresy cramm'd; Then out wi' your ladle, deal brimstone like aidle, And roar ev'ry note of the damn'd.

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Rumble John!^6 And roar ev'ry note of the damn'd.

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curst wi' eternal fogs, And damn'd in everlasting bogs, As sure's the creed I'll blunder!

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And longer with Politics not to be cramm'd, Be Anarchy curs'd, and Tyranny damn'd!

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Then let us fight about, Dumourier; Then let us fight about, Dumourier; Then let us fight about, Till Freedom's spark be out, Then we'll be damn'd, no doubt, Dumourier.

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Epitaph For Mr. Walter Riddell Sic a reptile was Wat, sic a miscreant slave, That the worms ev'n damn'd him when laid in his grave; "In his flesh there's a famine," a starved reptile cries, "And his heart is rank poison!" another replies.

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On An Innkeeper Nicknamed "The Marquis" Here lies a mock Marquis, whose titles were shamm'd, If ever he rise, it will be to be damn'd.

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The wretch that would a tyrant own, And the wretch, his true-born brother, Who would set the Mob aboon the Throne, May they be damn'd together!

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Poor Man, the flie, aft bizzes by, And aft, as chance he comes thee nigh, Thy damn'd auld elbow yeuks wi'joy And hellish pleasure!

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Why, it wasn't worth a damn!

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He owns, with toil he wrought the following scenes, But if they're naught ne'er spare him for his pains: Damn him the more; have no commiseration For dulness on mature deliberation.

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In short, our play shall (with your leave to show it) Give you one instance of a passive poet, Who to your judgments yields all resignation: So save or damn, after your own discretion.

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Pray forbear--I believe you; I'm convinced I've done you wrong; and any way, every way will make amends: I'll hate my wife yet more, damn her, I'll part with her, rob her of all she's worth, and we'll retire somewhere, anywhere, to another world; I'll marry thee--be pacified.--'Sdeath, they come: hide your face, your tears.

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Damn him, that had been mine--had you not made that fond discovery.

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Jesus answered her, Neither do I damn thee: go and sin no more."

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Something more explicit might have ensued at that time; but Bailie M'Lucre and Mr Sharpset, who was the dean of guild, had been for about the space of half an hour carrying on a vehement argument anent some concern of the guildry, in which, coming to high words, and both being beguiled and ripened into folly by the earl's wine, they came into such a manifest quarrel, that Mr Sharpset pulled off the bailie's best wig, and flung it with a damn into the fire: the which stramash caused my lord to end the sederunt; but none of the magistrates, save myself, was in a condition to go with his lordship to My Lady in the drawing-room.

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"Well, py damn!" now exclaimed the Dutch drummer, hilariously.

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You could not damn a thing worse.

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But he got astray among all the fancy dishes, an' just yelled right out before the ladies, 'Damn it!

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That Pedro horse there has been fed, hand-fed, and fooled with like a damn pet, and what's that policy done?

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"Damn your buckskin hide," he drawled.

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Damn scoundrels!"

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Me, I gets damn' sick hear that talk all time.

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"We all heard the bell--" "Yes--and damn it,_I_ heard the bell from then on till daylight!"

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Jane Withersteen's common sense took arms against the binding limits of her religion; and she doubted that her Bishop, whom she had been taught had direct communication with God--would damn her soul for refusing to marry a Mormon.

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There have been Mormons who turned heretic--damn their souls!--but no born Mormon ever left us yet.

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An' I don't care a damn who that fat party was."

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"Damn it--they've given us the slip."

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"Israel ben Oliel," he cried, as if he thought that name enough to save his soul and damn the soul of Ben Aboo.

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Then shalt thou weep, entreat, complain To Love, as I did once to thee; When all thy tears shall be as vain As mine were then: for thou shalt be Damn'd for thy false apostasy.

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First life on my sources First drifted and swam; Out of me are the forces That save it or damn; Out of me man and woman, and wild-beast and bird: before God was, I am.

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So, from less to more, we entered into the marrow of my case; and I told him how I had observed the estranged countenances of some of the heritors; at which he swore an oath, that they were a parcel of the damn'dest boobies in the country, and told me how they had taken it into their heads that I was a leveller.

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I have, however, nothing to complain of against government on that score; but I think it damn'd hard that those personal connexions, whose interests I preserved to the detriment of my own, should in my old age make such an ungrateful return.

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