The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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If it hadn't been for him, damn him, I'd have a home, and health and happiness to-day, and the boy would be well and strong instead of lying there with the life all but gone out of him.

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The prophet, the idealist disappeared, the priest with his rites and ceremonies and sacrifices, his power to save and damn, was once more in possession of the world.

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First, the supposed divine charter of the Church to save and damn.

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Once she had laid claim to temporal power, believed herself to be the sole agency of God on earth, had spoken ex cathedra on philosophy, history, theology, and science, had undertaken to confer eternal bliss and to damn forever.

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"Damn my blood and bones, life signals at last!

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Damn his soul and eyes, he hath sent to damnation many a ship's company."

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Damn his entrails, and he is not come soon, I'll mast-head him naked, by the seven holy spritsails!"

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Damn it, sir, don't you see that it is you, and no one else, who has procured this commission?

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"Well, damn the odds!" exclaimed the Junior Lord, laughing.

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But I vill bring the bailiffs, so help me--" "Damn 'em!" says the tall young gentleman, as he slammed the door and so shut off the wail.

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"Damn 'em, they worry Charles to death.

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Damn that fellow Eiffel, and did he thrust you into the Jerusalem Chamber?"

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"Damn the little matter!" said Fox.

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I can hear him say: 'Damn you, Carvel, you may slap my face and you will, or walk in ahead of me at the general's dinner and you will, but I like you too well to draw at you.

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"No," he said at length, "nothing is there which will be admitted, but enough to damn him if you yourself might be a witness.

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He writes 'vers de societe' with the rest, is high in Mr. Marmaduke's favour, which alone is enough to damn his progress.

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"Damn them!" he cried, "from this day I forbid you to have anything to do with them, do you hear.

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"Damn the money!" said Mr. Cooke, and we knew he meant it.

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"Damn the authorities!

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"Damn me," he sputtered, "if you're not the coolest embezzler I ever saw."

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"And you can protest all you damn please," retorted my client; "this isn't the Ohio State Senate.

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"Damn me, if I were in your fix, I wouldn't stop at a kennel."

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The regiment with its freight moves on to make place for a battalion of regulars, amid imprecations and cries of "Hurrah for Jeff Davis!" and "Damn the Dutch!

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"Damn you Yankees," he continued, in the same amiable tone, "you've brought us a heap of misfortune.

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Damn these unions, making all this trouble, and especially today, when you're going off.

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(To the committee) Damn ye--we'll run the shops in spite of ye!

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A kind of whistle, chiefly used at theatres, to interrupt the actors, and damn a new piece.

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It's a pleasure to meet real people--this damn country is so full of crooks and dead-beats.

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"It's that damn wind again.

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The pain as the chains bit into his flesh brought him to his feet despite the blows and kicks that were rained upon him, crying hoarsely: "Let me go, damn you!

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Color doesn't amount to a damn with us, sir; it's the flag."

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It's only a damn fool who gets stung twice in the same spot.

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"Why, damn it, that--why, she's a--NIGGER!"

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I damn near died."

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The two students sank upon their seat, and looked at one another fixedly: and the first expressed his appreciation of the eloquence of what he had heard by exclaiming half aloud to his companion, 'Damn it, that's it.'

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'Of course it's crooked,' said he, 'but, damn it, it's the only game in town!'"

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"Damn you!" he cried, suddenly, "what are you talking about?

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When soil is wet and warm And smells of the new rain, When frogs accost the evening With their recurrent strain, Then damn me if you dare.

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When Robinson Crusoe"-- "Damn Robinson Crusoe!" snapped Mr. Shackford.

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"A man with a wreath of them acorns on his head-stone oughter be perfectly happy, damn him!"

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'Damn your attributes, Madam,' said I; 'I know nothing of attributes.'

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Damn your eyes!

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Oh, no, damn it, he said.

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Damn the King's Proctor!

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I don't covet any man's money--or at least not enough to damn me into hell on that account.

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"Damn!" muttered Samson under his breath.

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I've told lies enough tonight to damn my soul forever!

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"That brute got my good rum, damn him!" said Tom, opening the stable door.

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"Damn him!"

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There is an element of sheer, pugnacious, unchristian human pride that is said to damn, while it saves the best of us at times.

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"Damn all politics!" growled Willoughby de Wing.

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"Damn the woman!

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And damn him!

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This mind play was a sham.... Winter and Zell were lusting, that was all... Then let them... damn it, let the matter be... Time would show all, and there were crops and hounds.

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It makes you into somebody else... you've died so many times you're like a walking corpse...isn't that just how you feel?' he appealed to his companion, who said impassively, "'No, damn you, that isn't a bit how I feel.

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We go into a trench after them damn brutes has been playing machine guns on us, knowing as soon as we get in they'll surrender, but trying to kill as many of us as they can before they give up.

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Then they raise up their hands and begin yelling, 'Kamerade, Kamerade,' and someone says, 'Come on, fellers, let's take this poor beggar,' and we're about to do it when along comes a chap and sees this devil, and up goes a gun by the barrel, and whack it comes down on the Boche's head, and the feller says, 'No, damn him, he killed my pal,' and we polishes him off!

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It's got so it's mighty damn risky for any Prussian to surrender to any Canadian!"

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"Oh, damn!" intercepted Dick, "the old man has let me down badly this time; this car won't move before daybreak.

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"Damn it!

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Damn th' ooniverth.'"

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Ossian was too good an Irishman for any one to make up his mind to damn him utterly.

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As a matter of fact, although Mr. Pulitzer was a man of strong and, at times, violent emotions, and, from his deplorable nervous state, excessively irritable, I do not think that in the eight months I was with him, during the greater part of which time he was not under any restraining influence, such as might be exerted by the presence of ladies, I heard him use any oath except occasionally a "damn," which appealed to him, I think, as a suitable if not a necessary qualification of the word "fool."

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He said 'Damn!' as he tumbled; an instant of silence followed upon his screeching: Jim and the skipper staggered forward by common accord, and catching themselves up, stood very stiff and still gazing, amazed, at the undisturbed level of the sea.

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Damn him!

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'Damn rocks and hurricanes.

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Two volumes, "The Fiend's Delight" and "Cobwebs from an Empty Skull" titles that would damn modern books--were collections published years ago from his work on London Fun.

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He never failed to say, in a falsetto voice, "pardon," with unashamed courtesy, when a crazy woman cried out or someone blissfully snarled "damn."

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Or he laughed, (the way someone would say "damn").

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Damn London!")

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And she read them all round the dome--the names of great men which remind us--"Oh damn," said Julia Hedge, "why didn't they leave room for an Eliot or a Bronte?"

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"The devil damn you black, you cream-faced loon!" he exclaimed as the wine washed over the rim.

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"This sort of thing" being that uneasy, painful feeling, something like selfishness--one wishes almost that the thing would stop--it is getting more and more beyond what is possible-- "If it goes on much longer I shan't be able to cope with it--but if some one else were seeing it at the same time--Bonamy is stuffed in his room in Lincoln's Inn--oh, I say, damn it all, I say,"--the sight of Hymettus, Pentelicus, Lycabettus on one side, and the sea on the other, as one stands in the Parthenon at sunset, the sky pink feathered, the plain all colours, the marble tawny in one's eyes, is thus oppressive.

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"Damn these women--damn these women!" he thought.

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Next to these was the prison of Presumption, full of those who, whenever they were urged of old to be rid of their Wantonness, or drunkenness, or avarice, would say: "God is merciful, and better than His word; He will never damn his own creature upon a cause so trivial."

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Moreover, the Germans were efficient; they took the trouble to put their case before you, they cared what you thought about them; whereas the Englishman, damn him, turned up his snobbish nose, not caring a whoop what you or anybody might think.

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"Damn!" muttered the man to himself.

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"Her father's the earl of Skye-terrier, or some such damn place."

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It's the fellows that want to live that get killed--damn it!"

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"Now, damn you!" said he.

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"Damn a man who will make his 'J's' in such a heathenish way."

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In an instant Cummings (or, as he had been called by the messenger, Bronson) was on his feet, revolver in hand, and again the cruel, murderous expression dwelt on his face, as he exclaimed: "Lie still, damn you, lie still.

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"Yes, damn it," said Cook.

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"Damn your croaking, man.

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With a malignant scowl Cummings half turned in his saddle, and saying: "No, damn me, no; not while I live," placed his revolver at the head of Chip's mount and sent the ball crashing to its brain.

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I thought I was safe down at Swanson's ranche, and damn it, two of those Pinkerton detectives ate with me, slept with me and gambled with me.

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"Damn the fog!" he muttered, coughing irritably.

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I don't matter a damn!

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Your rooms are ready for you, damn it!"

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Damn crowd collected, hearin' me swearin' and bellowin'.

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Damn ridiculous spectacle at my time of life."

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"Window above a sort of teashop, called Cafe Dame--damn silly name.

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Damn his hell-music."

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If it were not so obviously a stage _cliche_, I should say Damn Cambridge.

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"Oh, but--damn it all!" cried Van Emmon.

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He was smashing up a huge great chunk of chalk because he said they all felt it was so damn silly.''

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"Now damn me!" swore the squire, rising and pacing the room with angry strides.

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"For her eventual good I--" "Damn her eventual--" "I fear 't will come to that."

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"Most certainly you did, for you--you would have to tell him before--and if you do that, I'll--" "But, Miss Janice, you must n't disgrace--Damn him!

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