The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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"You know damn well that if you'd been here I couldn't have got past your place with that jug!

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"They drank in pairs, and I'd blistered my throat at their damn jail-raising!

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Eh--what--damn the dog, he's scored another center shot!"

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Damn it, sir, they were overwhelmed by the array of facts I marshaled for 'em.

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I can't see the slightest damn difference between one good looking girl and another.

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"Nothing, not a damn cent!" said Ware.

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"Damn him--may God-for ever damn him!" he cried under his breath, in a fierce whisper.

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"Damn him--let him have it!" roared the bullnecked man.

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He couldn't see anything so damn uncommon about that red-and-white chit.

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"Damn you, Joe; you might have waited!" observed the outlaw.

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"Damn your early hours!" roared Murrell.

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"In a manner it were mine, but the ark got on a sandbank as we were fetching it in and it took us the whole damn night to get clear."

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Or suppose the whole damn bottom drops out of this deal?

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Damn your soul!

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"No," said Hicks; "I never did believe in this damn foolishness about the girl, and I won't go near George's--" "I don't ask you to go there, you can give them the signal from the head of the bayou.

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You can get married a damn sight easier than this if you go about it right--I've done it lots of times."

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"I am not forgotten--no, damn it--no!" he exulted under his breath, "recalls me with sincere esteem and considers my services to the country as well worthy of recognition--" the judge breathed deep.

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"Draw--damn you!" he roared at Fentress, as he wrenched himself free, and the crowd swayed to right and left as Fentress was seen to reach for his pistol.

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Is it necessary to quote any other than that by which we are taught that God has created numbers of men for no purpose but to damn them?

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But the office of a true critic or censor is, not to throw by a letter anywhere, or damn an innocent syllable, but lay the words together, and amend them; judge sincerely of the author and his matter, which is the sign of solid and perfect learning in a man.

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Damn it, the trap must be set!"

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Away off in the distance he heard Harry Anguish crying: "That settles you, damn you!"

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"So you say, but--" "If you accuse me, damn you, I'll kill you!" whispered Lorry, holding himself tense.

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Damn it, the trap must be set!"

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Away off in the distance he heard Harry Anguish crying: "That settles you, damn you!"

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"So you say, but--" "If you accuse me, damn you, I'll kill you!" whispered Lorry, holding himself tense.

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"Damn him!" she cried, furiously, rising so abruptly as almost to upset Mrs. Croft.

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"Damn!" repeated the elder girl.

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That won't keep two and the family--" "Damn the family!"

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Damn the post-mortems!

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That you was a lot o' damn fools cuttin' down yo' trees an' a-plantin' terbaccer an' a-spittin' out yo' birthright in terbaccer-juice, an' that by an' by you'd come up here an' cut down our trees so that there wouldn't be nothin' left to ketch the rain when it fell, so that yo' rivers would git to be cricks an' yo' cricks branches an' yo' land would die o' thirst an' the same thing 'ud happen here.

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"Damn yo' hide!" cried old Aaron.

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I'd better put this mask on--damn it!--the slit's torn.

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RALPH CUNNINGHAM reached Peshawur at last with no less than nine tigers to his gun, and that in itself would have been sufficient to damn him in the eyes of more than half of the men who held commands there.

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I said 'Damn you!'

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A little later, in groups and scattered fours, and one by one, his heavy-breathing troopers followed, cursing the order that had sent them abroad with-out their horses, damning--as none but a dismounted cavalryman can damn--the earth's unevenness, their swords, their luck, their priests, the night, their boots, and Jaimihr.

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"Damn it!

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I believe I half like that girl, and when I think she has a million in her own right--Damn it, if I cannot win her openly and with papa's consent, I will carry her off with only her own.

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Every dollar I have is at your disposal, Garrick, to protect her from those scoundrels--damn them!"

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I think he said there wasn't a damn thing in 'em except a lot of mush, anyhow."

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'Damn Paul Lessingham!'

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The portentous size of his beak-like nose would have been, in itself, sufficient to damn him in any court of beauty.

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'Damn gout.'

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You're clean wasted upon politics,--Damn it, man, give me your hand!'

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If he wasn't there, all I can say is I ain't here, and my 'orse ain't here, and my cab ain't neither,--damn it!--the house ain't here, and nothing ain't!'

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Here, take my snakes among you, come and eat, And while the squeez'd juice flows in your black jaws, Help me to damn the author.

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Nay, this 'tis to have your ears damn'd up to good counsel.

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O, this would make a learn'd and liberal soul To rive his stained quill up to the back, And damn his long-watch'd labours to the fire, Things that were born when none but the still night And his dumb candle, saw his pinching throes, Were not his own free merit a more crown Unto his travails than their reeling claps.

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"Damn the awkward brute!" exclaimed the former, angrily.

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He knew himself to be the one man for the opportunity, and could his true feelings have found utterance, they would have said, "Damn us everlastingly in hell, but don't shelve us now!"

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"Damn it, I can walk!" said he, and he broke the faithful old thing over a knee that had not been bent for a month.

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Hannibal tore open the envelop and read: DEAR OLD Bul: I can't stand it any longer, but you'll try and not be mad with me for running off and leaving you to keep up the old place alone, and damn it, Bul, two of us ought to go anyway....

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"Go back, you damn little fool!" he said.

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"Oh, damn!" shouted Long-beard and rushed from the room.

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"Well, do whatever you damn well please.

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Vicars must with discretion go astray, Whilst bishops may be damn'd the nearest way; So puny robbers individuals kill, When hector-heroes murder as they will.

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if you blast, at once consume my bays, And damn me not with mutilated praise.

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"Hell an' damn is jest easy ev'y day words to that nigger.

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The Germans, damn and blast them, took the rest!

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Schubert said nothing, but eyed the Jew with a perfectly blank face, as if he watched to see whether the man would damn himself or not.

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"Damn your soul!"

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"Why, damn you!" he says.

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evil, you'll damn us eternally.

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thou know'st not with what anxious heart He longs his best-loved labours to impart; How he has sent them to thy brethren round, And still the same unkind reception found: At length indignant will he damn the state, Turn to his trade, and leave us to our fate.

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And as for slaves, damn me if I believe a tenth of them knows the master by sight.

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Do not the tragedians 'Damn their eyes' just as if they could hear?

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And as for slaves, damn me if I believe a tenth of them knows the master by sight.

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Do not the tragedians 'Damn their eyes' just as if they could hear?

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My dear Tyndall, DAMN the L e c t u r e s. T.H.H.

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A man's a damn fool to get crazy over a woman, and a bigger damn fool to keep worryin' when she goes back on him.

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"See here, what kind of a damn fool do you take me for?"

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"Damn it!" said Mr. Henfrey to himself, trudging down the village through the thawing snow; "a man must do a clock at times, sure-ly."

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'Damn you!

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'Damn the boys!' he said.

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'Damn her!'

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"Damn!" said Adye.

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"Damn that kind of nonsense," he said.

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It's nothing but an excavation filled with damn fools and owned by idiots; still, I s'pose it serves Gordon's purpose."

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Call you own skip--Blue Pether there--damn me, if I'll be your skip any longer."

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'Damn your politics,' said I; 'never let them interfere with true humanity.'

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Call you own skip-Blue Pether there-damn me, if I'll be your skip any longer."

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'Damn your politics,' said I; 'never let them interfere with true humanity.'

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"Damn that chicken!" murmured Fred by way of praying fervently, pausing in the breach in the wall to rub his shin.

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Damn you, Didums, can't you see--?"

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"Damn!" exclaimed Gloria, Boston fashion, not in the least under her breath.

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"Now damn your ankle," he said.

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"Damn that fellow Didums!" he grumbled.

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"God," he remarks, "in damning any soul might be said to damn himself."

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"Well, if he isn't here soon I shall be damn well dead," said Dick, in feeble resentful anger.

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Damn her!

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Damn!" said Gerald, and, because he had no smaller change, parted with another two francs.

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"Oh, damn it!" he said savagely, and stretched his arms and got up.

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Occasionally he has the good taste to break his neck in the hunting field, or get himself gloriously shot in a duel, but the generality live on to a good old age, turn their attention to matters political and, following the dictates of their class, damn reform with a whole-hearted fervor equalled only by their rancor."

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"Devilish weather--devilish, on my life and soul!" exclaimed the short, red-faced man, in a loud, peevish tone, tugging viciously at the bell-rope, "hot one day, cold the next, now sun, now rain-- Oh, damn it!

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Now in France--ah, what a climate--heavenly --positively divine; say what you will of a Frenchman, damn him by all means, but the climate, the country, and the women--who would not worship 'em?"

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what a prodigious unbuckling and buckling of straps, while the jovial-faced coachman fanned himself with his hat; and swore jovially at the ostlers, and the ostlers swore back at the coachman, and the guard, and the coach, and the horses, individually and collectively; in the midst of which confusion, down came the window with a bang, and out of the window came a flask, and a hand, and an arm, and, last of all, a great, fat face, round, and mottled, and roaring as it came: "Oho--I say damn it!

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damn everybody's eyes and bones--brandy!

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"Damn your liver!" he cried to the horse, and then, to me: "If you'll jest call Joe to 'old this 'ere black varmin for me, I'll --fill yer--eye up."

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