The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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"Now, damn y', you're so anxious to fight-- get at it 'n' fight!"

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It was the greatest spectacular drama ever staged and produced the biggest heap of the "damn'dest, finest ruins" the world has ever seen.

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"Damn the Chapter!" he shouted.

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That one damn made me miserable for two days.

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Damn the whole horrible crime!

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damn your friend, says I.

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Padre Damaso has ordered me to break the engagement, otherwise he will damn me in this life and in the next.

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"Dance, damn you, dance!

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Damn the hour in which I listened to her advice!

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"Well, damn it, out with it!"

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Padre Damaso has ordered me to break the engagement, otherwise he will damn me in this life and in the next.

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"Dance, damn you, dance!

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Damn the hour in which I listened to her advice!

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"Well, damn it, out with it!"

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"_Moses._ Why she's damn'd ugly.

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and you told me she had a lovely down upon her chin, like the down of a peach; but, damn me if ever I saw such down upon any creature in my life, except once upon an old goat."

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The best of them are always full of mischief; they were made to damn the whole world.

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Let's hope--oh, damn just hoping!

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Art thou a spirit of grace, or goblin damn'd?

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At length one of the Tars starts up and says: 'Damn ye, Jack!

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Damn the constable!

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They damn the Sadducee who fails to come regularly to church, although their own devotion consists in reckoning up their usurious gains at the very altar.

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damn it!

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They damn the Sadducee who fails to come regularly to church, although their own devotion consists in reckoning up their usurious gains at the very altar.

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damn it!

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Clancarty, who wore 'an ordinary black tie-wig,' jumped up, saying in English, 'Damn the fellow!

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You must be pretty damn lonesome in a country like this," and he seemed quite unable to grasp the idea of travellers who would not drink.

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I did, as you say, once make a small sally into Parnassus--took a sort of flying leap over Helicon; but if ever they catch me there again--sir, the town have a prejudice to my family; for, if any play could have made them ashamed to damn it, mine must.

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If this be true, all womankind are damn'd.

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But you are like all our modern criticks, who damn a man before they have heard a man out; when, if they would but stay till the joke came-- _Fust_.

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Faith, sir, I can get no one to speak it; the actresses are so damn'd difficult to please.

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Faith, sir, it is my great misfortune that I can't; I deny myself a great pleasure, but cannot possibly stay--to hear such damn'd stuff as I know it must be.

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And now, if you please, rehearse the scene; take care you don't make this mistake any more though, for it would inevitably damn the play if you should.

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I have been damn'd Because I was your foe, and yet I still Courted your friendship with my utmost art.

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thou wert damn'd because thou didst pretend Thyself my friend; for hadst thou boldly dared, Like Hurlothrumbo, to deny me quite, Or, like an opera or pantomime, Profess'd the cause of Ignorance in publick, Thou might'st have met with thy desired success; But men can't bear even a pretence to me.

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I will do more--for Common Sense will stay Quite from your house, so may you not be damn'd.

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And damn quick!"

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"And, as you suggest, damn quick!

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"Damn!" said Freddie softly, and hurried off down the street.

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A man at the club--a fool named--I've forgotten his damn name--recommended Amalgamated Dyestuffs as a speculation.

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Damn that man!

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"Damn Ronny Devereux!"

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"Damn you!

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"Oh, damn everybody!"

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"Gentlemen, you silly idiots," complained Mr Miller loudly, "you've had three weeks to get these movements into your thick heads, and you haven't done a damn thing right!

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"Oh, damn it, one and a half, then," said Mr Goble morosely.

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"Get out of the light!" bellowed Mr Goble, always a man of direct speech, adding "Damn you!" for good measure.

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"It's too--damn--BLUE!" rasped Mr Goble, impatient of this vacillating criticism.

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"Oh, damn it!" cried the stage director, his patience at last giving way.

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"You talk too damn much!" said Mr Goble, eyeing him with distaste.

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And the audience, confound them, had roared with laughter at every damn silly thing the fellow had said!

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"Damn it!" he cried.

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And in a moment of ungovernable irritation he said: "Damn it all!"

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Then when supper was over they all took their seats back into the music-room and played musical chairs, at the end of which Mrs Quantock was left in with Olga, and it was believed that she said "Damn," when Mrs Quantock won.

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Finally (this was the last of the daily papers) he perused "The Daily Mirror," tore it in shreds, and said "Damn."

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"Damn it!" he cried, tugging viciously at a revolver in his belt, "I know that face!

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Damn him!

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'No,' he says, laughing, 'it vos a damn pup in der ----th Virginia Cavalry, named Vayne, I am after,' I say, 'Vot has he done?'

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"Damn 'em, yes; a hell o' a fight," he admitted bitterly.

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"Wal, damn 'em, they will yere 'fore I 'm done.

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"'Spect, maybe, ye've heerd tell o' me, an' if ye hev, ye know ye 've got ter step damn lively whin I howl.

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"Damn you, but I believe you are all a pack of lying thieves!"

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"No shootin', damn ye!" shouted a voice, hoarsely.

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"Damn ye, Red told you not to fire!" he yelled.

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"Damn it, Moorehouse," he roared, fairly beside himself, "the charge was too heavy; it overshot."

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"Damn it, I believe my pistol was fixed to overshoot in order to save that fellow.

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Damn women, anyway!

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Fanny was an extraordinarily honest person; or, damn it, she seemed to be.

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"Damn Ira!"

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I'd rather wear a dinner-gown than an apron; I'd a damn sight rather spin a roulette wheel than rock a cradle.

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* * * * * In a double room at his hotel, repacking the articles of toilet he had spread around the bathroom, Lee thought, but without heat, damn that Grove woman.

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I don't need the policeman I see in the streets; and, really, I haven't a scrap more use for policeman-like regulations; I could regulate myself--" "And there," he interrupted, "is where Mina fails; she can't run herself for a damn; she ought to have a nurse.

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"Damn!"

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Damn it to hell, what was he?

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It wasn't strong enough to carry them away and damn the consequences.

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What, exasperated, he muttered was, "Damn Fanny!"

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Damn it, couldn't he be freed from one without falling into the other?

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From that he proceeded to damn Utica and the state of Ohio.

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If I thought he would not be angry with me, I would pray hard to his Maker to make him a right Roundhead, a wise-hearted Palatine, a thankful man to the English; to forgive all his sins, and at length to save his soul, notwithstanding all his God-damn-me's."

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Once in the street, they sent up a loud hurrah, and dispersed in groups to their various drinking places, to talk over their victory and damn all Englishmen.

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And upward your flame there shall mount as on wings, And damn the existing false order of things!

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But it was no use now--"Too damn quick," he said.

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"Damn!" exploded Farley in sudden enlightenment.

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"Then what do you take my time for, damn your impudence."

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As his wife and family knelt round in admiration and grief, he suddenly said 'Damn.'

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There, now hoist him up beside you, and, if I meet that rascal Jones, I'll blow his damn brains out!"

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"Damn Sir Galahad!" said Dan, and blew out the light.

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"If you do, sir, I don't mind saying that I think it is a damn shame."

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It is what I have to expect, I suppose, and I may as well accustom my ears to profanity; but damn you, sir, you must learn some decency;" and going into the hall he shouted to Congo to bring him a julep.

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"Damn you, it went into my leg," retorted a hoarse voice that fell suddenly silent.

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'Them folks have set thar feet on ole Virginny,' was what I thought 'They've set thar feet on ole Virginny, and they've got to take 'em off damn quick!'"

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"Oh, damn it all, wake up, you fool!" he said roughly, but Jack rolled over like one drugged and broke into frightened whimpers such as a child makes in the dark.

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"It's a damn lie!" cried Dan, in a white heat.

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There, now hoist him up beside you, and, if I meet that rascal Jones, I'll blow his damn brains out!"

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"Damn Sir Galahad!" said Dan, and blew out the light.

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"If you do, sir, I don't mind saying that I think it is a damn shame."

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"Damn you, it went into my leg," retorted a hoarse voice that fell suddenly silent.

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'Them folks have set thar feet on ole Virginny,' was what I thought 'They've set thar feet on ole Virginny, and they've got to take 'em off damn quick!'"

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"Oh, damn it all, wake up, you fool!" he said roughly, but Jack rolled over like one drugged and broke into frightened whimpers such as a child makes in the dark.

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