The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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"But if he's a 'damn fool'--is it strange?"

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Act at once, and damn the consequences!

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You"--a look of fury entered the dark eyes--"you were no coward, but you didn't care a damn.

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He leaves his old father to struggle as best he may, and doesn't care a damn.

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"What a damn mess you make of things, Fabian!"

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"Don't be a damn fool.

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Life is only futile to the futile Never give up your soul to things only, keep it for people We suffer the shames we damn in others We do what we forbid ourselves to do Youth's a dream, middle age a delusion, old age a mistake

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His charities were not of the spectacular kind; but many a poor and worthy, and often unworthy, unfortunate was sheltered through bad days and heavy weather of life by the immediate personal care of "the Jew Mining Magnate, who didn't care a damn what happened to England so long as his own nest was well lined!"

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When he had left the room, Barry Whalen said, impulsively: "Byng, it's all damn foolery your keeping that fellow about you.

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"Sit down, Byng, or damn yourself forever.

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"If you shrug your shoulders again, damn you, I'll sjambok you here as Kruger did at Vleifontein," said Barry Whalen in a low, angry voice.

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Your character would damn you--a partner with him in crime.

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A damn lot of good horses was killed this time.

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Then with a sudden burst of anger: "Damn it all, if my men don't stand by me against a pack of treacherous Indians, I'd better get out."

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But he gave me the chart of the bay before he died--and that was damn square."

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Damn me, if I didn't feel as if I'd hit him in the eye, somehow, when he begged me to keep him alive long enough to have a look at the rhino.

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Arrived off Isle of Day; Tarboe told Mr. Martin and his men that if they said "treasure-trove" till they left the island their live would not be worth "a tinker's damn."

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It's a damn lie!"

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You're going to ask forgiveness for all your damn tricks, and pray like a fanning-mill for the spirit to come down.

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"I'll do that damn quick, then," said the other, his hand flying to his hip.

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"Damn it, is there another man in my army would do it?"

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The girl shall live, --damn it, she shall!" he blurted out, as his wife's eyes filled with tears.

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When the Cure had gone, he flung back his shoulders, with a laugh, as he had seen the major-general do at the officers' mess at the citadel, and said in English: "Heretics are damn' funny.

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I take dat damn bear Michael as my share-- yes.

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I learn dat damn funny song to sing to Michael.

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They say 'Damn you!'

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You t'ink I am happy to go about with a damn brown bear and dance trough de village?

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"You're a damn' fool, Nic Lavilette.

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They say 'Damn you!'

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Once, drawing at his pipe, as little like an Englishman as possible, he tried to say with an English accent, "Amusing and awkward situation!" but he said, "Damn funny and chic!" instead.

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they say 'Damn you!'

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I'm myself, and a damn good blacksmith and nothing else am I" "Tut, tut, old leather-belly," said Gingras the shoemaker, whose liquor had mounted high, "you'll not need to work now.

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'And there is more than that,' he went on; 'for, damn me, she is too fine stuff for you, and the Church shall untie what she has tied to-day!'

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The Seigneur, rising quickly from the table, and kicking his chair back, said angrily: "Damn your theories!"

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Then, seeing the frozen look on his brother's face, continued, more excitedly: "Yes, damn, damn, damn your theories!

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He likes funny stories, same as you--damn, nice, funny little stories, eh?"

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He was as the English say, so 'damn sure.'"

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"So damn sure always," agreed the Clerk of the Court, with a sense of pleasure that his great man, this wonderful aged little judge, should have shown himself so human as to use such a phrase.

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I am no meddler, but I have had much kindness at the hands of Monsieur and Madame Barbille, and I will do what I can to protect them and their daughter--that good and sweet daughter, from the machinations, corruptions and malfeasance--" "Three damn good words for the Court, bagosh!" exclaimed Masson with a jeer.

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Why, damn it, damn it all, my Solon, here's the beginning of a case in Court unless we can lay the fellow by the heels!

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Look out-- don't sit on the fiddle, damn you!"

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"It's no damn good, m'sieu'," he growled.

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"Something damn funny there!"

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"And he's from me own county, and I know the name well enough; an' a damn good name it is.

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Then he added with sharp insistence and menace: "Stand back--damn you, Mazarine!"

~ ~ ~ Sentence 118,749 ~ ~ ~

As my friend here said a little while back"--he pointed to Orlando again--"'Damn you, Mazarine!'

~ ~ ~ Sentence 119,162 ~ ~ ~

Go and wash in the pool of Siloam and be clean--damn you, Mazarine!"

~ ~ ~ Sentence 120,818 ~ ~ ~

If I meant what I told you, do you think I'd have been so mad as to tell you so much, damn it?

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"Damn it, no!

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We do what we forbid ourselves to do; we suffer the shames we damn in others--but yes."

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He talks like a damn fool sometimes."

~ ~ ~ Sentence 125,763 ~ ~ ~

"But if he's a 'damn fool'--is it strange?"

~ ~ ~ Sentence 125,954 ~ ~ ~

Act at once, and damn the consequences!

~ ~ ~ Sentence 126,527 ~ ~ ~

You"-- a look of fury entered the dark eyes--"you were no coward, but you didn't care a damn.

~ ~ ~ Sentence 127,198 ~ ~ ~

He leaves his old father to struggle as best he may, and doesn't care a damn.

~ ~ ~ Sentence 127,434 ~ ~ ~

"What a damn mess you make of things, Fabian!"

~ ~ ~ Sentence 127,436 ~ ~ ~

Never give up your soul to things only, keep it for people We do what we forbid ourselves to do We suffer the shames we damn in others CARNAC'S FOLLY By Gilbert Parker BOOK II XIII.

~ ~ ~ Sentence 127,644 ~ ~ ~

"Don't be a damn fool.

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But putting aside _claques_, it remains true that an audience will often heartily enjoy what a critic will heartily damn--sometimes in half a dozen papers, your capable critic being like a six-barrelled revolver.

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I have already suggested that Wellington's "twopenny damn" be replaced by "I don't care a double-blank domino."

~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,288 ~ ~ ~

"Damn you!" he cried.

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"And that is why, when you said, 'Damn you, let me alone!' that I didn't say, 'Damn you!'" she struck him lightly across the face with the scarlet blossom, "and go."

~ ~ ~ Sentence 3,633 ~ ~ ~

Damn you, stop!

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--_Sir Joshua Reynolds_ [Illustration: Gainsborough] Most biographies are written with intent either to make the man a demigod or else to damn him as a rogue who has hoodwinked the world.

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They cry up the virtues of George Washington,--"Damn George Washington!" is the poor Jacobin's whole speech and confutation.

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"Damn the age!

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"Damn!" said Lloyd Pryor, and went stealthily back to the parlor where the fire was out and the lamp flickering into smoky darkness.

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It was 'damn.'"

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Damn that nigger.

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"Damn?"

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"Damn it, what did I lie for?" he said to himself, angrily; and he began to try to get out of it: "Old Chester?

~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,150 ~ ~ ~

Thou murderer, which hast kill'd, and devil, which would'st damn me.

~ ~ ~ Sentence 774 ~ ~ ~

A cool thousand, damn him!"

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Damn me, if I shall ever do so again.

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I am extremely sorry, but she heard every word he said, even to the mildest damn."

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Damn it all!

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"Damn it, don't!"

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It was not so hard to say to myself that Lord Amberdale was welcome to her, but it was very, very difficult to refrain from adding the unamiable words: "damn him."

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damn the lock!

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Nolan was proved guilty enough, as I say; yet you and I would never have heard of him, but that, when the president of the court asked him at the close whether he wished to say anything to show that he had always been faithful to the United States, he cried out, in a fit of frenzy:--"Damn the United States!

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If you are a damn fool enough to want these things, go and buy them and eat all you want of them.

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"How the blazes," he asked, "could he nail the damn thing up?

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I don't know Maggie, but I prescribe her, and-- damn ye, sir, are ye going to defy me again?

~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,736 ~ ~ ~

"I'll get you up, damn you--" A quick scream from the man on the cot.

~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,873 ~ ~ ~

I couldn't feel worse if I were his old woman--I am twice his age, damn near--" "You're invincible, Boylan.

~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,301 ~ ~ ~

"Damn the prospect, damn the middle distance!" would have been all his philosophy.

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If ye once get in wrong in this damn army...it's hell."

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"Recommendation for discharge"...click, click..."Damn this typewriter....

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"Damn these rotten army typewriters.... Reason...mental deficiency.

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"But Ah'd a damn side rather shoot somebody else Ah know," went on Chris intensely.

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"Ye're too rough, damn ye," said the girl angrily.

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He felt proud of himself and of the company--the damn best company in the whole outfit.

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"Well, you're not a damn sight more.

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"D'ye know, sonny, I nearly cried when I found I was going to be in this damn medical corps?

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