The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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This last hypothesis touched me so nearly that, to conceal my confusion, I was fain to interrupt his detail, and damn the world for an envious meddling community, that would not suffer a gentleman to live without molestation.

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All the disputes about precedency of wit, with the manners, customs, and usages of the theatre, would be decided here; plays should pass here before they were acted, and the critics might give their censures and damn at their pleasure; nothing would ever die which once received life at this original.

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heap damn fools," he said with a dark scowl.

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"Little friend much damn fool."

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"Your theory is excellent, Lieutenant, but the practice of it won't be worth a damn," Helm replied with perfect good nature.

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It's where you might expect a gang of dad blasted jabbering French good-for-nothings to be, off high-gannicking around shooting buffaloes instead of staying here and defending their wives, children, homes and country, damn their everlasting souls!

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"It's that or fight, and I don't care a damn which!"

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"I can stand any fool but a damn fool!"

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"White man damn thief," he growled deep in his throat; "stole from little girl!"

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"Brains out, damn!"

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"Ugh, damn, run!" said Long-Half, this time adding a hard kick to the elbow-shove he gave Beverley.

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Once in a while he gave Beverley a soulless glance and said "damn" with utter indifference.

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At about the mid-hour of the night Long-Hair gently awoke his prisoner by drawing a hand across his face, then whispered in his ear: "Damn, still!"

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"Swim, damn!"

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"Make warm, damn heap!"

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"Try run 'way, kill, damn!" he kept repeating, while with his left hand on the young man's shoulder he guided him from behind dexterously through the wood for some distance.

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To him the syllable "damn" was but a mouthful of forcible wind.

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"Ugh, friend, damn!"

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Instead of responding in Indian, he said "damn" without emphasis.

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Damn him!"

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"Damn the flag!" he exclaimed.

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"Long-Hair tell truth; white man lie, damn!"

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"But, damn me," said Sir Philip, "will you so and so?"

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And thus I believe twelve times Sir P. Howard answered him a "damn me," which was a fine way of rhetorique to persuade a Quaker or Anabaptist from his persuasion.

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"But, damn me," said Sir Philip, "will you so and so?"

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And thus I believe twelve times Sir P. Howard answered him a "damn me," which was a fine way of rhetorique to persuade a Quaker or Anabaptist from his persuasion.

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How Holmes and Jennings have commanded all the fleete this yeare, that nothing is done upon deliberation, but if a sober man give his opinion otherwise than the Prince would have it the Prince would cry, "Damn him, do you follow your orders, and that is enough for you."

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He tells me that they do begin already to damn the Dutch, and call them cowards at White Hall, and think of them and their business no better than they used to do; which is very sad.

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He tells me that they do begin already to damn the Dutch, and call them cowards at White Hall, and think of them and their business no better than they used to do; which is very sad.

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"But, damn me," said Sir Philip, "will you so and so?"

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And thus I believe twelve times Sir P. Howard answered him a "damn me," which was a fine way of rhetorique to persuade a Quaker or Anabaptist from his persuasion.

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He tells me that they do begin already to damn the Dutch, and call them cowards at White Hall, and think of them and their business no better than they used to do; which is very sad.

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"Damn!" he said, and no more.

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"Damn that Irish temperament, anyway!" he writes.

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Well, damn it, do it then."

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That he will be able to get the nomination I am not so sure; but he does not care a tinker's damn whether he gets it himself or not.

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They go through life a damn sight more human.

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Damn these nerves, I say!

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Damn them!

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He is a Harriman, a Morgan, a Huntington, a Hill, a Bismarck, a Kuhn Loeb, and a damn Yankee all rolled into one!

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There is certainly a good fifty per cent chance that this fine spirit will marry some damn brute who will worry and harass the soul out of her.

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I really have had one damn hell of a time.

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... And the second is that we kept the Mexican situation from blowing up in a most critical part of the campaign, which is also due to the Secretary of the Interior, damn you!

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Wherever you are, with people whose language you understand only imperfectly, with a civilization that is somewhat strange, and under conditions that often-times will be trying, don't adopt the usual attitude of the American in a foreign country and wonder "why the damn fools don't speak English."

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I shan't stop climbing this ladder because a rung is gone--tho' many a rung is gone--and a damn hard old ladder this is sometimes.

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Quite like him to do it if he thought the thing had hung long enough, and that Italy was too damn predatory.

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The whole damn thing has gotten into the maelstrom of politics, of the nastiest partisanship, when it ought to have been lifted up into the clearer air of good sense and national dignity.

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No one else in New York gave a damn.

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Funny that these women are like some damn fools, like myself, and do things too strenuously, and then go bang.

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Damn that Irish temperament, anyway!

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Damn the gall-bladder!

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Am I impatient or am I a damn fool?

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But, damn it, strutting brings that Devil's clutch--and a man cannot be anything more strutty than a dish-rag then.

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I am stronger and look very well, but my damn pains are about as frequent and crunching as ever.

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Damn all your politics and partisanship!

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I believe I have told you he is an old Scotch fanatic, and the damn'dest liar in his office alive.

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-Damn me, said Mr Dedalus frankly, if I know how you can smoke such villainous awful tobacco.

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-Damn this blankety blank holder, he said, taking it from his mouth and smiling and frowning upon it tolerantly.

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He doesn't smoke and he doesn't go to bazaars and he doesn't flirt and he doesn't damn anything or damn all.

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-I wouldn't, said Heron, damn me if I would.

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-I don't care a damn about you, Cranly, answered Temple, moving out of reach of the uplifted stave and pointing at Stephen.

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-Damn your yellow insolence, answered Lynch.

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Damn you and damn everything.

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Cranly laughed, tightening his grip on Stephen's arm, and said: -The distillery is damn good.

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-I don't care a flaming damn what anyone calls him, Cranly said rudely and flatly.

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-Do you fear then, Cranly asked, that the God of the Roman catholics would strike you dead and damn you if you made a sacrilegious communion?

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Damn the dean of studies and his funnel!

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Damn him one way or the other!

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He said 'damn'.

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One goes forth prepared to say, "Sweet Friends!" and the salutation is, "Damn your eyes!"

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'Damn you, Rupert, you want all the aphorisms your own way,' said Gerald.

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At that moment they heard a woman's voice a few yards off say loudly: 'Oh damn the thing!'

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Damn it all, here, HERE-' Boats were hurrying from all directions to the scene, coloured lanterns could be seen waving close to the surface of the lake, reflections swaying after them in uneven haste.

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'Nor do I, damn them.

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Damn!

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"Damn it," he said to me, "Frost!

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Damn!

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But old Hoxton's always dinning it into me that we ought to support private organisations for helping the deserving, and damn the undeserving.

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Well--damn it, what could I have done?

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Damn your sympathy!

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[Deeply-to himself] The whole thing's damn delicate.

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I don't care a damn.

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Damn it all!--it's a nine days' wonder if it gets out--!

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Damn the Press, how they nose everything out!

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[Conscious of indefinable suspicion] Damn it!

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[To CANYNGE] Damn De Levis and his money!

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Damn it!

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Damn that effeminate stammering chap!

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I don't care a damn what people think monkeys and cats.

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But--damn it!

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[Getting up and speaking in jerks] It was a crazy thing to do; but, damn it, I was only looting a looter.

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[Into his newspaper] Damn these people!

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Damn!

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[Breaking out again] Damn it!

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It was well that the cob knew him, and was, indeed, old enough to prefer quietness to dancing; for Mr. Hamley plucked hard at the reins, and at last broke out with an oath,-- 'Damn it, Roger!

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Damn him!

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