The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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"Telephone for a doctor, Put,--damn' quick!

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They are the cleverest, most resourceful people in the world, damn 'em.

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"I'll do just as I damn please about running," said Barnes, and there was a deep thrill in his whisper.

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He opened the tank back of the house and let every damn' bit of our gas run out.

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Why, damn it all, Barnes, don't you know who it was that engineered that whole business last night?"

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I was about to say he had old Jones as badly fooled as you--or worse, damn him.

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Being assured that she was just a plain damn' fool and not crazy, he returned and said a great many unpleasant things in the presence of Miss Tilly, who fortunately did not hear them.

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But he's your equal, damn him!"

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Therefore please do not damn him."

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"Damn fools trying to get publicity," he snorted.

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My men and I flounder about; thrice one of them, load and all, goes down with a squidge and a crash into the side grass, and says "damn!" with quite the European accent; as a rule, however, we go on in single file, my shoes giving out a mellifluous squidge, and their naked feet a squish, squash.

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I'm not talking about hair, damn it!"

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He pulled them tightly about his shivering body, curled his legs up until the knees almost touched the chin and--yes, Hawkins said damn twice or thrice.

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I hate the English Government; damn the English Government!

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So I went, and when I saw how the dear Lord had put it into the heart of the English general to be a bigger fool even that day than he is every day, and to try and drive us out of Laing's Nek with a thousand of his poor _rooibaatjes_, then, I tell you, I saw where the right lay, and I said, 'Damn the English Government!

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"Damn you!" he shouted back, "there is no drift here."

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"Damn you, stop that wizard's talk," said Muller, his teeth chattering with fear and agitation.

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Lord Dalgarno could not forbear a stifled laugh at the ridiculous and puritanical figure which presented itself like a starved anatomy to the company, and whispered at the same time into Lord Glenvarloch's ear-- "The devil damn thee black, thou cream-faced loon, Where got'st thou that goose-look?"

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The Host of the New Inn replies to Lord Lovel, who asks to have his son for a page, that he would, with his own hands hang him, sooner "Than damn him to this desperate course of life.

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"Damn you!" he hissed, thrusting his head down close to the other's and clinching his fists.

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"Damn you," he panted, "ring that bell, do you hear me, or I'll pull you off that seat and twist your heart out."

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Since we have a King willing to do justice, and a House of Commons to uphold prosecutions, why, damn me, the cause must not stand still for lack of evidence."

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Damn his politic pate, that would make all men dance after his pipe!"

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"Your Majesty has rightly guessed it," said the Duke; "and I suspect she has put a trick upon me, by substituting the dwarf in her place; for Christian thinks--" "Damn Christian!" said the King hastily-"I wish they would bring him hither, that universal referee.

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"And it was Jack Holliday set her at it, damn his soul!

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"But, damn it all, I CAN'T go to my wife with all this!

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But she must not let her Viking see it; that would be unpardonable, it would damn her forever in his sight.

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"No--damn you!"

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"Damn you--no!" in a voice that shook with pain.

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

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But can we wonder, when they will wallow in mean- nesses to save their own from poverty and health, and damn them into comfort and decay.

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"Oh, damn the bag!--I beg your pardon, mother."

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"Damn you!

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"Damn you for a coward, come on!"

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"Damn the promise you get from me!" he gasped.

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But can we wonder, when they will wallow in mean- nesses to save their own from poverty and health, and damn them into comfort and decay.

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"Oh, damn the bag!--I beg your pardon, mother."

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"Damn you!

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"Damn you for a coward, come on!"

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"Damn the promise you get from me!" he gasped.

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There is no game, damn you.

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"Damn you, Harbert, I understand you now, and I want to say this to you: I'll not drag that boy away from this city.

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Open the door, damn you!

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Damn all of their souls, you shan't be taken in by them.

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Take back what you've said about her, or, damn you, I'll forget that you are my father and---" "Graydon!" exclaimed Bansemer, falling back, his expression changing like a flash.

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As he saw the scout stoop to pick up his hat, Rogers turned to the man nearest him and remarked: "They'll get him sure as shootin' some day if he hikes along in that damn fool way."

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Damn me, I'm uncouth and hard in many ways--I had a hard, unkind beginning--but I really believe I've got more heart in me than you have."

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Damn him, his advice was good, after all.

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"Damn it, I didn't make it for my own use.

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"Damn this sly Scotsman!

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"Damn it!

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"Damn her!

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"Damn her!" growled Alan Hawke, when the door was shut in his face.

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Damn her stony-hearted impertinence!"

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"Now, damn you, Alixe Delavigne," hoarsely muttered the old man, when alone, "I will see you to-morrow!

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Damn him!

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Damn it!

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"Damn the fellow!

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Damn him, for a sneaking civilian!

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"Damn it!

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"Damn me, if I don't think that I have been hoodwinked!" growled Major Hawke, on his re-turn from Moscow and St. Petersburg, whither he had been ordered, as a last resort, to see the Court jewelers.

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"Damn them, I'll grind them all to powder!" he growled.

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"Damn his cool impertinence," mused Alan Hawke, as he caught a passing cab, after telegraphing his greetings and intended departure to Justine Delande.

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"Damn England!

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"Damn the explanations.

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"All God can do to set it right," he resumed, after a pause, "is to damn me for ever and ever, as one of the blackest creatures in creation."

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"All God can do to set it right," he resumed, after a pause, "is to damn me for ever and ever, as one of the blackest creatures in creation."

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"Whatever you do, don't be historical; your historical novel is not worth a damn."

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"Damn!" said I, with enthusiasm.

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Who do you suppose is going to show me, in a convincing way, in what manner I am linked to this 'neighbour' of mine--damn him!

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Hum-hum-hum-pages so many, paper so much, letter-press-Ah-I'll tell you, though, Doctor, you must knock out some of the Latin and Greek; heavy, Doctor, damn'd heavy-(beg your pardon) and if you throw in a few grains more pepper-I am he that never preached my author.

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She said she didn't care a damn where she went but she didn't want any one to take her there.

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For three minutes it was damn, damn, damn.

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Damn all treachery!" he growled, as he stalked off to bed.

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Damn his famed benevolence.

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Damn you!

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"Damn him!

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She actually loved that fellow, damn him!

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"Damn it!" he growled.

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"Damn the company's interests!

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"Damn you both!

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Damn him!"

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His wife was a daughter of ole Squire Blythe,--damn his heart!

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They halted abruptly, and then: "Stop where you are, damn you!

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"You didn't give me a chance, damn you," he snarled.

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"My contract specifically states that under no circumstances may I--" Then suddenly, as if renouncing a sacred principle, his brow cleared, and he cried out: "Damn the contract!

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Percival leaned close to the speaker and said in a very low but emphatic tone: "You don't know a damn thing about it, so keep your trap closed.

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They don't understand you, but they'll damn soon understand me, if you'll turn the job over to me.

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"That fellow's a damn' fool," said the banker, as Fitts strolled off to join another group.

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Damn the luck!"

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"Damn you!" he whispered hoarsely,--but he did not put her away from him.

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"Damn you!" he cried again, and drew her close.

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"You go to hell, damn you," he snarled, and walked away.

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"Now then--damn you," I cried.

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And another shouted, "That's enough of this damn nonsense," and a big man with a bushy red beard sprang up and pulled off his hat.

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"Protect your owners, and yourself, damn you!"

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"Oh, damn!" she remarked, wearily, and went over to the dresser.

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He felt out a pipe from his pocket and endeavored unsuccessfully to blow through it, then complained: "The damn thing is froze.

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