The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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"Damn close shave!" cried Rogers.

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"But damn it all, man!" cried Rogers, "it's high tide; they must be a gang of bally mermaids.

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You're getting old, Bill, awful old--" "Well, damn it," growled Bill, "I guess I don't have to be told!"

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I'll tell you, though, doctor, you must knock out some of the Latin and Greek; heavy, doctor, damn'd heavy-(beg your pardon) and if you throw in a few grains more pepper-I am he that never peached my author-I have published for Drake, and Charlwood Lawton, and poor Amhurst.

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'Damn your eyes!' says the King.

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"Damn the thing!"

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The Honorable Freddie said: "A chappie can't take a step in this bally house without stumbling over that damn feller, Baxter!"

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He elaborated a favorite dictum of his: "You can't take a step anywhere without stumbling over that damn feller, Baxter!"

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Senator Shafer, of Albany, who was unfriendly to the governor, jumped up and shouted: "Damn him, he has accepted!"

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Mr. Demers, the preacher delegate, lost his equilibrium, rushed up to me, shaking his fist excitedly, and shouted: "Damn you!

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You are a damn good fellow."

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Suddenly this lady, leaning over me, said to her sister: 'Damn it, Fan, will this dinner never end?'

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I threw him off impatiently, saying, "Damn Erie!" and rushed on.

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When the train arrived at its destination and they separated in the Washington station, the justice turned to the attorney-general and said: "Damn Depew!

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The sailors they do me despise: They turn me over and damn my eyes; Cut off my meat, and pick my bones, And pitch the rest to Davy Jones."

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I lose hosses all the time; an' damn me, gentlemen, I've never raised a colt.

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If I don't wear him out with a hickory; holler fer 'em, damn 'em!

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"Damn those niggers!" he cried, in a tone that seemed to include the General in his condemnation, "that boy is the best boy I ever knew.

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"Surrender!" said Dan again, lifting his knife above the Yankee's breast, "or, damn you, I'll--" The Yankee had turned his face weakly toward the fire, and Dan, with a cry of horror, threw his knife away and sprang to his feet.

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"Gimme another shot uh that damn' hootch," he growled.

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"Damn a pipe," Casey grumbled with drunken petulance.

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Casey Ryan's gittin' old; old an' sick an' a damn' fool.

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Not a damn' thing yuh can haul 'im to jail fer!

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"If them damn' lizards had uh let yuh alone, I wouldn't have nothin' on m' mind now but my hat."

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"There ain't a damn' bottle here!" he bellowed indignantly.

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"She's a damn' big country, Mr. Nolan.

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I coulda peddled that damn' hootch on a hangin' tray like circus lemonade.

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I coulda stood on the corner in any uh them damned towns with the hull works piled out on a table in front of me, an' I coulda hollered my damn' head off; an' Smilin' Lou woulda passed me by like I was sellin' chewin' gum and shoe strings."

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"See here, Jane," said Bostil, with an air of finality, "the girl is of age to-day--an' she can do what she damn pleases!"

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I've had all I want of chasin' thet damn wild stallion," returned Bill, shortly.

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Damn y'u!

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Damn the men that brought you to this!

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"Damn me if it's not a bad day fer Lee Jorth!" declared Blaisdell.

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... An', say, damn if one of that gang isn't Queen, as bad a gun fighter as Texas ever bred.

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"An' only go close enough to call Somers.... Mebbe thet damn half-breed Isbel is comin' some Injun on us."

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"Nothin' would tickle me any more than to get a shot at every damn one of the Jorths."

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But I'd like damn bad to jine with y'u.... My brother Ted was shot last night."

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If this heah fight lasts long the whole damn Basin will be in it, on one side or t'other."

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But Queen, the damn gun fighter, is daid set to kill that cowman, Blue, who swore he was King Fisher, the old Texas outlaw.

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"Damn y'u, Jim Colter!" she burst out, furiously.

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The damn gunfighter had set down to wait for Isbel, who was trailin' him, as we suspected---an' he died thar.

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"Damn my soul!" rasped out the rustler, as if something of respect was wrung from that sordid deep of him.

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If only God exists, that he may damn me.

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Damn you, Gelstrap, how dare you be so infernally careless as to leave that hamper littering about the cellar?"

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Shall you think me very impudent if I tell you that I have sometimes thought that (quite independently of the present case), you are a little too hard on bad observers; that a remark made by a bad observer CANNOT be right; an observer who deserves to be damned you would utterly damn.

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"Then I'll make it two hundred, and damn the odds!"

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I have still resources:--a pistol-shot can deliver me from my sorrows and my life: and I think a merciful God would not damn me for that; but, taking pity on me, would, in exchange for a life of wretchedness, grant me salvation.

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'Yes, damn you, and for all our chattels too!')

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"Damn my thick head!" roared Bristol, furiously.

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"Boys," said he, "you are certainly damn true friends.

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"He says: 'Damn Central; she always cuts me off.'

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Interruptions are annoying and should undoubtedly be abolished-don't you think so?-no reply, I beg you,-one person is enough to be speaking at a time.-I shall be done by and by, and then you may begin.-How the devil sir, did you get into this place?-not a word I beseech you-been here some time myself-terrible accident!-heard of it, I suppose?-awful calamity!-walking under your windows-some short while ago-about the time you were stage-struck-horrible occurrence!-heard of "catching one's breath," eh?-hold your tongue I tell you!-I caught somebody elses!-had always too much of my own-met Blab at the corner of the street-wouldn't give me a chance for a word-couldn't get in a syllable edgeways-attacked, consequently, with epilepsis-Blab made his escape-damn all fools!-they took me up for dead, and put me in this place-pretty doings all of them!-heard all you said about me-every word a lie-horrible!-wonderful-outrageous!-hideous!-incomprehensible!-et cetera-et cetera-et cetera-et cetera-" It is impossible to conceive my astonishment at so unexpected a discourse, or the joy with which I became gradually convinced that the breath so fortunately caught by the gentleman (whom I soon recognized as my neighbor Windenough) was, in fact, the identical expiration mislaid by myself in the conversation with my wife.

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He was taken by surprise, and he said: 'Damn yo!'

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We all of us know men who never damn their servants, or any inferiors, or strangers, or women,-who in fact keep it all for their bosom friends; and if a little does sometimes flow over in the freedom of domestic life, the wife is apt to remember that she is the bosomest of her husband's friends, and so to pardon the transgression.

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The remark made him sore, because it seemed to tax him with want of resolution -- Wrinkling up his nose, and drawing down his eye-brows, 'A young fellow (said he) when he first thrusts his snout into the world, is apt to be surprised at many things which a man of experience knows to be ordinary and unavoidable -- This precious aunt of yours is become insensibly a part of my constitution -- Damn her!

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The fellow, who is naturally surly, was so provoked at this assault, that he saluted his ribs with a hearty kick, exclaiming, 'Damn the nasty son of a bitch, and them he belongs to!'

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-- Damn you, what more have you to say?

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'Calf-skin or cow-skin (replied the other) I'll find a slip of sheep-skin that will do his business -- I lost twenty pounds by his farce which you persuaded me to buy -- I am out of pocket five pounds by his damn'd ode; and now this pair of boots, bran new, cost me thirty shillings, as per receipt -- But this affair of the boots is felony -- transportation.

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-- Two or three as bold hearts as ever took the air upon Hounslow have been blubbering all night; and if the fellow an't speedily removed by Habeas Corpus, or otherwise, I'll be damn'd if there's a grain of true spirit left within these walls we shan't have a soul to do credit to the place, or make his exit like a true born Englishman -- damn my eyes!

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It was with a view to laugh at his fellow-guests, as well as to mortify the lawyer, that he had emptied the bottle, when it came to his turn, and he had laughed accordingly: but now his mirth gave way to his apprehension -- He began to spit, to make wry faces, and writhe himself into various contorsions -- 'Damn the stuff!

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friend, I have been sly -- sly damn'd sly!

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"Damn it!" roared Good, "that black villain has got my trousers."

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In cases in which declaratory bills have been made, where by violence and corruption some fundamental part of the Constitution has been struck at; where they would damn the principle, censure the persons, and annul the acts; but where the law having been, by the accident of human frailty, depraved, or in a particular instance misunderstood, where you neither mean to rescind the acts, nor to censure the persons, in such cases you have taken the explanatory mode, and, without condemning what is done, you direct the future judgment of the court.

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Yes---damn her!

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Damn them?--eh?

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But it's Gospel truth, whether she's bewitched or not; whether it's them damn fool stories she reads--and it's like ez not he's just the kind o' snipe to write 'em hisself, and sorter advertise hisself, don't yer see--she's allus stuck up for him.

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"If you cannot see that your making away with that woman's husband would damn that boasted reputation you make so much of and set every man's hand against us, I do, and I won't permit it.

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Oh, damn your row!

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"Damn the gambling!

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Damn Mr Lurgan's eyes!-It is some sort of machinery like a sewing-machine.

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"Well - damn - my eyes!" said Private Dormer in an awed whisper.

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"Damn Private Dormer and you too!" said Bobby Wick, running the blotter over the half-finished letter.

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Oh, damn neat!" quoth Mr. Davies, dancing on the engine- room plates, while the Kroo stokers grinned.

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"Then, damn his eyes, he might have spoilt my pretty little engines.

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Not one damn little cowrie.

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"I don't understand this how-d'you-do and damn-your-eyes business coming one atop of the other in a manner o' speaking.

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'I'm sorry, Phillips,' he said, 'but I've got a big trouble of my own on at home--I guess you know what--and I don't seem to care a damn about yours.

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Read there,--a sister damn'd: she 's loose i' the hilts;<68> Grown a notorious strumpet.

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I am confident, had I been damn'd in hell, And should have heard of this, it would have put me Into a cold sweat.

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I came hither prepar'd To work thy discovery; yet am now persuaded It would beget such violent effects As would damn us both.

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Damn her!

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He that drinks but to satisfy nature is damn'd.

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O, you are damn'd Perpetually for this!

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If you kill me now, I am damn'd; I have not been at confession This two years.

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"Damn you, sir, will you let me look inside that cab?"

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"What do you mean by it, damn it?

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"Damn the family!" said Lord Marshmoreton, stoutly.

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"Damn the change!"

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"Damn my hat!"

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Damn the title, it's going to be the curse of my life."

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This damn'd Witch Sycorax For mischiefes manifold, and sorceries terrible To enter humane hearing, from Argier Thou know'st was banish'd: for one thing she did They wold not take her life: Is not this true?

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Dull thing, I say so: he, that Caliban Whom now I keepe in seruice, thou best know'st What torment I did finde thee in; thy grones Did make wolues howle, and penetrate the breasts Of euer-angry Beares; it was a torment To lay vpon the damn'd, which Sycorax Could not againe vndoe: it was mine Art, When I arriu'd, and heard thee, that made gape The Pyne, and let thee out Ar.

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Not a penny: I haue beene content (Sir,) you should lay my countenance to pawne: I haue grated vpon my good friends for three Repreeues for you, and your Coach-fellow Nim; or else you had look'd through the grate, like a Geminy of Baboones: I am damn'd in hell, for swearing to Gentlemen my friends, you were good Souldiers, and tall-fellowes.

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What a damn'd Epicurian-Rascall is this?

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I thinke the diuell wil not haue me damn'd, Least the oyle that's in me should set hell on fire; He would neuer else crosse me thus.

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She is damn'd for it Sal.

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Yes truly; for looke you, the sinnes of the Father are to be laid vpon the children, therefore I promise you, I feare you, I was alwaies plaine with you, and so now I speake my agitation of the matter: therfore be of good cheere, for truly I thinke you are damn'd, there is but one hope in it that can doe you anie good, and that is but a kinde of bastard hope neither Iessica.

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O be thou damn'd, inexecrable dogge, And for thy life let iustice be accus'd: Thou almost mak'st me wauer in my faith; To hold opinion with Pythagoras, That soules of Animals infuse themselues Into the trunkes of men.

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Then thou art damn'd Cor.

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