The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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"I know no life that must be so delicious as that of a writer for newspapers, or a leading member of the opposition-to thunder forth accusations against men in power; to show up the worst side of everything that is produced; to pick holes in every coat; to be indignant, sarcastic, jocose, moral, or supercilious; to damn with faint praise, or crush with open calumny!

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He knows damn well he ought not to keep a man out that sort o' weather."

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"Damn you!" cried the old man, qualifying the oath, "let me get at you, you great big sock-stealer, I'll make you hop high!

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"Damn fools who say they didn't mean to.

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When you get stuck on a good woman like Carrie, Mr. Thorpe, you don't give much of a damn for anything else.

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"Guess you'd better rout out the boss," screamed Solly to Wallace Carpenter; "this damn water's comin' up an inch an hour right along.

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"It was just plain damn foolishness;--but it was great!" said Shearer.

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"There, damn you!" said Rollway Charley, jerking the millman to his feet.

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"Three million feet ain't worth talkin' about," "You make me tired," "Say your little say the way you oughter," "Found purty nigh two millions pocketed on Mare's Island, or we wouldn't a had that much," "Damn-fool undertaking, anyhow."

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'I go to sleep where I damn please, sir.

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"We'll shoot 'em on the run, damn 'em--like rabbits, sir," he said to Cobb as he entered, the Vermonter being the only man likely to communicate with the invaders and so make known the warlike intentions of at least one citizen, and the utter hopelessness of any prolonged resistance.

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Damn you!

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Of all the eloquence of that silly parliament, there remains only one single damn.

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I must not damn my soul for anything that my mother had vowed or ever I was born, however much she might account that it would be no more than filial piety so to do.

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"Damn your impertinence, sir!" burst out Burgess.

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"Damn the table!" said Rex.

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[Sotto voce]--Damn the woman."

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"Damn the parson," he had said, in all heartiness; "we can't wait all night for him.

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"You look damn smiling yourself!" snuffled Will.

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"Damn the physic!"

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"Damn it all, what an idiot I am!" he said under his breath.

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[FN#122] Rejoined the slave, Thou liest, damn thee!

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"Allah upon thee," replied the Lady of Beauty, "do not worry me about the Gobbo, Allah damn his father; [FN#438] and leave jesting with me; for this groom was only hired for ten dinars and a porringer of meat and he took his wage and went his way.

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Quoth Badr al-Din Hasan, "Of a truth my offense were over-punished by the least of what thou hast already done to me; and Allah damn all conserve of pomegranate-grains and curse the hour when I cooked it and would I had died ere this!"

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"Damn it" without specifying what the "it" is, sounds like the speech of a naughty child anxious only to use a "wicked word."

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"Damn you!" is intelligible all the world over.

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For verily thou layest down to sleep last night with thy mind occupied anent marriage and troubled with the talk of it (Allah damn marriage and the hour when I spake of it and curse him who counselled it!

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Allah curse the stone and damn its hour!"

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Answered the Persian, "Allah damn the Prince!

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The handmaiden walked, with the gait of a gazelle in flight and fit to damn a devotee, till she came to a chair, whereon she seated herself.--And Shahrazad perceived the dawn of day and ceased saying her permitted say.

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When it was the Four Hundred and Seventeenth Night, She said, It hath reached me, O auspicious King, that the hand maiden walked with the gait of a gazelle in flight, fit to damn a devotee, till she came to a chair whereon she seated herself.

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Hence the Moslem when scrupulous uses na'al (shoe) for la'an (curse) as Ina'al abúk (for Ila'an abu'-k) or, drat (instead of damn) your father.

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So the Caliph commanded to beat the Fisherman and they gave him an hundred sticks: after which he arose, saying, "Allah damn this, O Bran-belly!

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Then came up Iblis (whom Allah damn!)

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Damn your soul for leading me into this danger!

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Milt, I know damn well he did."

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Because, damn me if I didn't know that cougar was guilty when he looked in my eyes!

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"Dale, it's thet damn cougar!" he ejaculated.

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An' then, damn if thet cowboy didn't turn his back on them an' went to the bar fer a drink.

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"Every one who belongs to the order is damned and cursed; and if it were your brother or your father, so shall you curse and damn him!"

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"Oh, damn Tufik!" she said.

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"Never swear, Seraph; not ever so mildly," yawned Cecil, "it's gone out, you know; only the cads and the clergy can damn one nowadays; it's such bad style to be so impulsive.

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Send me to the devil, Mr. Cecil, for you, and I'll go at the first bidding, but leave you just when things are on the cross for you, damn me if I will!--beggin' your pardon, sir!"

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"Damn me if I will, Mr. Cecil!

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first, he never says God-damn; second, he don't eat his meat raw; third, he speaks very soft; fourth, he waltzes so light, so light!

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Which view of Anglo-rabies she had derived from a profound study of various vaudevilles, in which the traditional God-damn was pre-eminent in his usual hues; and having delivered it, she sprang down from her wall, strapped on her little barrel, nodded to her gros bebees, where they lounged full-length in the shadow of the stone wall, and left them to resume their game at Boc, while she started on her way, as swift and as light as a chamois, singing, with gay, ringing emphasis that echoed all down the hot and silent air.

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But, damn me!

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If it wasn't for that ere Black Hawk--damn him!--I can't help it, sir; I will damn him, if he shoot me for it--you'd been a Chef d'Escadron by now.

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Damn me if I will!"

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He damn school, send doctor man hell fire," the meaning of which was abundantly obvious to both Brown and his wife.

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When it can be shown that every other of those conquerors who cut heroic figures in history were purest altruists, it will be time to damn Cesare Borgia for his egotism.

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Ethelberta breathed a sort of exclamation, not right out, but stealthily, like a parson's damn.

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To speak plainly, Neigh, I consider myself badly used by that woman; damn badly used.'

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'Damn it all, can't one of you show me?' the visitor angrily observed, for he had been used to more attention than this.

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'Damn it all, man,' said Mountclere; 'it is no use for you to be angry with me!'

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'An old chap like that ought to leave young women alone, damn him!'

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Maestros, and highclass critics, and other unwholesomely cultured people, might possibly sit on you, or damn you with faint praise; but you could afford to take chance of that, for beyond all doubt, the million would idolise you.

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"Damn strange," he muttered as he touched a button beneath the edge of his desk.

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"Take it," he said; "don't be a damn fool.

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"I suppose," remarked anther, "that it's a damn shame, but if we don't get it some one else will."

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"I'm as good as you are and a damn straighter.

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"Look at my chin," was Krovac's reply, "and he damn near killed the other guy."

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"You damn scoundrel!" exclaimed Bince.

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I'll even admit it's all probable, but damn me, Doc, if I BELIEVE it!

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"Damn you!"

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"If we could only have let the Disk know we wanted to get out--damn it, Goodwin, it would have helped us."

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"Damn it, Drake--don't you understand!"

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Well, damn me!

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Damn their trifling!

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Oh, damn your two and seven!

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Little Father, the English captain, so highly recommended to you by old Fritz of Prussia, by the English ambassador, and by Monsieur Voltaire (whom [crossing himself] may God in his infinite mercy damn eternally!

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I'm not afraid of you, damn you!

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Damn you!

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Damn it, man, I must oblige the British ambassador, and the French ambassador, and old Fritz, and Monsieur Voltaire and the rest of them.

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Ah, would you, damn you!

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Damn you, will you untie me?

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Damn you!

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His Majesty King George the Third will send for six of them when the news of this reaches London; so look out, damn your eyes!

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As I said before: Damn your eyes!

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He is a philanthropist, a philosopher, a beauty: he ought to have a statue, damn him!

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When he's ridin' a log near the falls at high water, or cuttin' the key-log in a jam, he ain't in no place for blasphemious swearin'; jest a little easy, perlite 'damn' is 'bout all he can resk, if he don't want to git drownded an' hev his ghost walkin' the river-banks till kingdom come.

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Before I'm sawed up I'd like to forgit this triflin' brook in the sight of a good-sized river, an' rest my eyes on some full-grown logs, 'stead o' these little damn pipestems you boys are playin' with!"

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Damn him!

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But at night, when Mr. Smith and Billy, the desk clerk, opened up the cash register and figured out the combined losses of the caff and the Rats' Cooler, Mr. Smith would say: "Billy, just wait till I get the license renood, and I'll close up this damn caff so tight they'll never know what hit her.

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"As to that matter I can't say; I never heard; but, damn them, they were ready enough to join the Spaniards against us."

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Damn!

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Damn him again.

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I don't care a damn about your calling me names: do you think a woman in my situation can feel a few hard words?

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I was christened after my uncle, and never had a penny from him, damn him!

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Riches will damn you ten times deeper.

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Yes, but, damn it, I have the same feeling; and I can't have a baby.

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Damn your fan!

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The trooper says, "Damn you and the priest," and forthwith dismounts for the purpose of dragging Johannes M'Gregorius, the servant, along with him.

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There was one, among others, who, as he passed in front of the bust and before the Emperor, exclaimed between his teeth, without moving a muscle of his face, but still loud enough to be heard by his Majesty, "Damn the bust."

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"Damn it all!" he had started out with the most charming intentions towards the girl and now look at her!

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They'll none of them tell me, damn them.

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Damn rocky ones they are sometimes too.

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"You can do what you damn well please," he said.

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