The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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Her stature rose to battle heights: she made play with Sir Meeson Corby's ebony stick, using it in one hand as a dwarf quarterstaff to flail the sconces, then to dash the point at faces; and she being a woman, a girl, perhaps a lady, her cool warrior method of cleaving way, without so much as tightening her lips, was found notable; and to this degree (vouched for by Rose Mackrell, who heard it), that a fellow, rubbing his head, cried: 'Damn it all, she's clever, though!'

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I see the means it is to damn the soul, unless we-- unless a man does what I do now.'

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Thereupon, carrying a leaden burden of unlaughed laughable stuff in his breast, and Chummy's concluding remark to speed him: 'Damn it, no, we'll stick to our religion!'

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I see the means it is to damn the soul, unless we--unless a man does what I do now.'

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Thereupon, carrying a leaden burden of unlaughed laughable stuff in his breast, and Chummy's concluding remark to speed him: 'Damn it, no, we'll stick to our religion!'

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'Mr. Smith,' my husband said and you never saw a man so shocked as my husband at being obliged to hear them at one another Mr. Smith used the word damn.

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'Mr. Smith,' my husband said and you never saw a man so shocked as my husband at being obliged to hear them at one another Mr. Smith used the word damn.

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Damn yer thoughts!

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Mr. Sedgett made a show of retiring, but Jonathan insisted upon his disburdening himself of his tale, saying: "Damn your raw beginnings, Sedgett!

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Damn my head!

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Damn the girl who made me forget good lessons!

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And there'll I farm, and damn all you gentlemen, if you come anigh me."

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'Damn appearances!' cried Mr. Andrew, jumping on his legs.

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'Damn it, ma'am, I swear you do.'

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'Damn that Old Tom!' he shouted at last, and pitched back in his chair.

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'Damn your fine words!

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'Damn your fine speeches, and keep your blackguardly hands off that boy,' the squire thundered.

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Damn the mixing.

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'Damn!...

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"Damn you, sir!

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and damn me, sir, if believe you have a spot on your whole body!"

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I see the means it is to damn the soul, unless we--unless a man does what I do now.'

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Thereupon, carrying a leaden burden of unlaughed laughable stuff in his breast, and Chummy's concluding remark to speed him: 'Damn it, no, we'll stick to our religion!'

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'Mr. Smith,' my husband said and you never saw a man so shocked as my husband at being obliged to hear them at one another Mr. Smith used the word damn.

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But if you rent a high attic overlooking my premises and stair out of your window all day long, watching my movements and noting down everything I do, why, damn it, I call that vulgar.

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Let me tell you, gentlemen, in my capacity as Vice-President, that for the last four thousand years his family has enjoyed a special dispensation from the Great Mogul, authorizing the eldest son to drink whatever he damn well pleases.

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But I can't get off this chair, damn it.

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From the social point of view I don't care a tuppenny damn for anyone.

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"Damn his eyes.

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"Oh, damn the whole show!" said Jack, getting up.

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I could pardon much, believe me: Dower me, Daphnis, or bereave me, Kill me, kill me, love me, leave me-- Damn me, dear, but don't deceive me!

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I don't care a damn whether _you_ believe me--what I want is to convince the Grand Jury!

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"Oh, damn your scientific hair-splitting!

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Now you go to bed, and damn quick, too!

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Wet it, damn ye!

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"Fall back, men,--fall back, damn ye!"

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"Common gratitude, damn you, Jack, ought to put more sense in your head," as though one ought to have been "grateful" for a seat at a gambling table and two rooms in a house supported by its profits.

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Damn that boy--I might have known he would land on his feet."

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"Oh, damn bridge," said Jim in his sleep-voice.

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"Oh, damn it all!" said the long Jim, rising and stretching himself.

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Damn the women," said Jim uncouthly, seizing Aaron by the arm and dragging him off.

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"Because I like it, damn you," barked Jim.

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Damn it, you're only one among a million."

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Damn them all, why don't I leave them alone?

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"Damn all leagues.

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Damn all masses and groups, anyhow.

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"I mean I don't really care-I don't a damn-let the devil take it all."

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The letter went on with waxing eloquence: "I could not stand the money if it were not that, to her as well as to me, it represents the sacred opportunity of at last giving speech to his inarticulateness ..." "Oh, damn it, they're too glib!"

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He could barely speak, for he were badly shot, but his colour coome and went, as t' master's mate an' t' captain telled me and some others how t' _Aurora_ fired at 'em, and how t' innocent whaler hoisted her colours, but afore they were fairly run up, another shot coome close in t' shrouds, and then t' Greenland ship being t' windward, bore down on t' frigate; but as they knew she were an oud fox, and bent on mischief, Kinraid (that's he who lies a-dying, only he'll noane die, a'se bound), the specksioneer, bade t' men go down between decks, and fasten t' hatches well, an' he'd stand guard, he an' captain, and t' oud master's mate, being left upo' deck for t' give a welcome just skin-deep to t' boat's crew fra' t' _Aurora_, as they could see coming t'wards them o'er t' watter, wi' their reg'lar man-o'-war's rowing----' 'Damn 'em!' said Daniel, in soliloquy, and under his breath.

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Their hearts were true and constant, whatever else might be their failings; and it is no new thing to 'damn the faults we have no mind to.'

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Their hearts were true and constant, whatever else might be their failings; and it is no new thing to 'damn the faults we have no mind to.'

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Was it anything more than the logical sequence of the whole horrible system of license, that for another year the very saloon that received her so often and compassed her degradation, from whose very spot the weapon had been hurled that struck her dead, would, by the law which the Christian people of Raymond voted to support, perhaps open its doors tomorrow and damn a hundred Loreens before the year had drawn to its bloody close?

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And for that[55] with Dan we damn unlawful thoughts, therefore he is well cleped in the story "Doom.

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But within shall Dan deem and damn evil thoughts by sight of pain; and without shall Gad put against[73] false delights by use of abstinence.

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"You hurt me--again--damn you!

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"Not a damn," was the indifferent answer.

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Damn you all!

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"Damn if it ain't Jim Cleve!"

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"No, damn--you!

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She heard him laughing and talking with Jean, whose voice never came to her; farther back, where he was cutting down another birch, she heard him shout out the words of a song between blows; and once, sotto voce, and close to her tent, she quite distinctly heard him say "Damn!"

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"Damn it!

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No, damn it, the matter was important.

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"Damn!" he muttered.

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He just told me that he had reasons for keeping his family affairs to himself--nothing more--but you know the way he has with him; and, damn it, he put the stopper on me, from that time to this.

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"Damn it, Mrs. S.!" roared her husband in a fury, "will you hold your tongue?

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Damn your infernal coolness and your aristocratic airs and graces!

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I don't care a damn about you or your father!

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Horrible unnatural mixture of Love with Hate--you poison the whole mental constitution--you bandage the judgment--you crush the sense of right and wrong--you steel the bowels of compassion--you madden the brain--you corrupt the heart--you damn the soul.

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I, a minister of the gospel of mercy--I, whose character leans toward charity, tell you that if you die impenitent, so surely as the sun shines and the Bible is true, the murder of Edward Josephs and his brothers will damn your soul to the flames of hell forever--and forever--and forever!

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Attempt to damn the Foundling.

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"Yes, damn ye," answered a fellow in the crowd, "and for all our chattels too."

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Let France damn the Germans, and undam the Dutch, And Spain on Old England pish ever so much, Let Russia bang Sweden, or Sweden bang that, I care not, by Robert!

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Lord Hobart and some more young men made a party to damn it, merely for the love of damnation.

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My only fear is, that if any of them are taken prisoners, General Braddock is not a kind of man to have proper attentions to so polite a people; I am even apprehensive that he would damn them, and order them to be scalped, in the very worst plantation-accent.

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The latter is of very dubious originality: my father, I think, preferred the Andrea Sacchi to his own Guido, and once offered seven hundred pounds for it, but Furnese said, "Damn him, it is for him; he shall pay a thousand."

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"But the law--" "Damn the law!" exploded the doctor with unexpected vehemence.

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"Damn you and your sunny-side-up dope!"

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"Well, damn you and your beaux yeux!" said Ralph.

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Damn it all, I want to talk with them."

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The critics will damn me with disdain, and the King of Van Ness, who ought to agree, but is too busy talking cars, will only remark, if he listens at all: "Pretty good dope at that."

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She did not look up, but let him make several failures to light his cigar, and damn the matches under his breath, before she pushed the drop-light to him in silent suggestion.

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Damn caterer's man?"

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Thought--thought it was damn caterer's man.

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Bessie implored, and at a little yielding in Jeff her brother added: "Come in, you damn jay!"

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"Damn her!

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I been going over the damn thing, all night--and you can do it for me.

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"Honest, you damn humbug!

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"I know he did," said Stoker with a blaze as from a long-smouldering fury, "and damn him, I'm not going to have it.

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"Damn the fellow!" he spluttered, jumping up in haste and striking out an arm towards the very direction in which a mild young footman was just approaching him with a bottle of Worcester sauce on a tray,--"Damn him!"

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Here he pushed aside with a smothered 'Damn!' the footman, who stood holding open the door of the waggonette, and officiously gave the Duke of Lumpton a hand to help him into the carriage.

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Sir Morton followed him, and the footman shut to the door of the vehicle with a bang as unnecessary as his master's previous 'Damn!'

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Sir Morton conquered an inclination to gasp for breath and say 'Damn!' at the young lady's careless refusal of his invitation to dinner,--Miss Tabitha secretly rejoiced.

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"It will be quite easy to ascertain where she has gone,"--said Marius Longford presently, in soft conciliatory accents--"Lady Wicketts will probably know, and Miss Fosby---" "Damn Lady Wicketts and Miss Fosby!" snapped out Sir Morton, this time without any apology--"A couple of female donkeys!

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These two sects live in perfect peace and harmony with each other; those ancient times of religious discords are now gone (I hope never to return) when each thought it meritorious, not only to damn the other, which would have been nothing, but to persecute and murther one another, for the glory of that Being, who requires no more of us, than that we should love one another and live!

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"I'll learn you," he said, "to ask damn fool questions----" Again Hezekiah moved on.

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And the young Laird, when he went home, said to the talcum blonde, that the Highland fisher-girl was not half such a damn fool as she seemed.

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