The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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you damn rebel!'

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Damn them, there's nothing but thunder and lightning will kill 'em.'"

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Captain L. replied, 'Damn your soul, you rascal, heave it overboard.'

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In the morning, while employed in loading the boat, one of the seamen perceived motion in one of the hammocks, just as they were about launching it down the board placel for that purpose from the gunwale of the ship into the boat, and exclaimed, 'Damn my eyes!

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If you did, you're a damn fool.

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If you didn't, you're a damn scoundrel.

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"To hear you talk," put in Sam, with a grin, "one would think you didn't shove off millions of dollars of suspicious stuff on the public through those damn clever letters of yours."

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I'm not one of those damn fools that ask for criticism when they want only flattery, as you ought to know by this time.

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It's a damn sight more important what you think of them; as it won't be many years before you'll hold everything they value, everything that makes them of consequence, in the hollow of your hand."

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"Proper--so it is--too damn proper," was his answer.

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I--" "Damn your best!"

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"I don't know, and I don't care a damn," replied I coolly.

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It was part and parcel of a lot of damn foolishness I've been indulging in for the last few months.

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"I don't care a damn, since I'm to lose you," said I.

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You kept me straight--showed me what a damn fool a man was to load himself down with a petty larceny record.

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The words were indistinct until Joe's heavy voice sent down to us an angry "No damn nonsense, I tell you.

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Children have a way of bringing themselves up, in spite of damn fool parents."

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Those damn newspapers!

~   ~   ~   Sentence 2,994   ~   ~   ~

"Oh, damn!" said Stefan one morning, throwing down his brush.

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Damn the frogs!

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Damn it, he admitted, it got on his nerves!

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Damn it, what a pen he had been caught in!

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But now ... Ol' Master's voice I hears Across de river: 'Rome, You damn ol' nigger, come and bring Dat boat an' row me home!

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Finally he said abruptly: "Sing that song over--about the 'damn ol' nigger.'"

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As he sang, aware of an audience, a degree of feeling returned to his tones; the song swept with a throb to its climax: "'_You damn ol' nigger, come and bring Dat boat an' row me home_!'"

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That about the 'damn old nigger' won't do.

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He affirms stoutly that he doesn't care a damn what they meant, but that his employer is the greatest business man and the finest fellow in the world, or at all events in Norway.

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Oh, yes, the dirty Bourbons skulked to Paris Helped by the Duke and Blücher, damn their souls.

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They'll turn us out at Portsmouth wharf in cold an' wet an' rain, All wearin' Injian cotton kit, but we will not complain; They'll kill us of pneumonia-for that's their little way- But damn the chills and fever, men, we're goin' 'ome today!

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In such cases, the most charming elocution, the finest fancy, the brightest blaze of genius, and the noblest burst of thoughts, call for louder vengeance, and damn them to lasting infamy and shame.

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In such cases, the most charming elocution, the finest fancy, the brightest blaze of genius, and the noblest burst of thoughts, call for louder vengeance, and damn them to lasting infamy and shame.

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Oh, damn!"

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You deserve a damn good hiding, let me tell you, and it's what you'll get one of these days if you can't keep straight, you young devil!"

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"Damn!" he ejaculated below his breath.

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He's got the woman I want--and he can keep his damn money!"

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That would damn him in the eyes of some people, you know, cultured gentleman as he was."

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The horses are saying, "Damn the Colonel!"

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Men and women take more pains and trouble to damn themselves than ever they do to have their souls saved.

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"Damn" from Mr. Westcott but he sits still looking at the table-cloth and his hand shaking.

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His father grasped it but slowly--at last he said: "Damn you, what are you talking about?"

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"Damn you," said Mr. Westcott very quietly.

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"Oh, damn you and your talk--I hate you.

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Damn it all, one keeps thinking...." In the evening light the sea below the road was a pale blue and near the shore a calm green.

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Damn it, I've let the cat out of the bag!

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Damn it--I beg your pardon, Miss Henley--but it is irritating, to a man of my capacity, to be completely neglected.

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The doctor's massive forehead gathered ominously into a frown, "Damn the world!"

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Pull yourself together, Nathan--and, damn it, wash your hands!"

~   ~   ~   Sentence 5,305   ~   ~   ~

"Damn Doctor Benjulia!" he burst out, in the solitude of his office.

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Damn all this jabber and nonsense!" roared the ruffian, passing suddenly from insolence to fury, and striking his fist on the table.

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"Magistrate or parson," he cried, snapping his fingers, "I don't care a damn for you in either capacity.

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"Damn you all, you cowardly counter-jumping scoundrels!" roared Zack, his eyes aflame with valor, generosity, and gin-and-water.

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Damn the bed!

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"Damn your laughing!

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"Damn the woman!

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"Damn the newspaper!"

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"Damn the other men!"

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"Damn Farnaby!"

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Damn it, I agree with the Socialists; it's a virtue to make that sort of man bleed.

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"Damn the money!" cried Amelius--and struck his stick on the pavement, and walked away with a last look at the house as if he hated the sight of it.

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"Damn it!

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Damn it!" he swore.

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Let me pass, damn it!"

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Speak, can't you, damn it all ... or, I swear by Heaven, I'll make you!..."

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"Damn it!" he said, "give me the wherewithal to replace my barrow, and it will be the best use you ever made of old Rouget's money."

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But if you do get a moment alone with him, out of ear-shot, damn it, you must pull the wool from his eyes as to the situation those two have put him in, and plead your mother's cause."

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Nature deprived me of uncles, but damn it, if I'd had any I should have shown them no mercy."

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As to what passes within the house, damn it, you'll find me like a spider in the middle of his web.

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Damn it, you'd wish her six feet under ground, in a leaden night-gown.

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Grimy and rough-cast still from Babel's brick-layers; Curse on the brutish jargon we inherit, Strong but to damn, not memorize a spirit!

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"He has got the better of the Parisian, damn him!" cried Vernier.

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Damn it, I shall fight with pistols."

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"Damn'd picayune hair-splitting!

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"Well, let me tell you, you red-gilled Bullshevist, that till you're a voting American citizen, our private and personal and strictly family rows are none of your damn' business!

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"Damn you, Morrison!

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The attention of the company being secured, he alluded to his present position as a change, he believed, for the better--from his former relation to society when he was preaching against, to the present time when he was working for, humanity; and gave as a toast, "Ephraim Capen--_thrust into_ the pulpit to _damn_ mankind, _thrust out_ of the pulpit to _bless_ mankind."

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"Damn him!

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With the cross in his hand he repeated after her the words of the formidable oath that she administered an oath which it must damn his immortal soul to break.

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Patience and vigilance would presently afford her all the evidence required to damn the pair.

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"I have seen an officer, who wouldn't say 'damn' for a thousand quid, spend five minutes with the old boy, and when he returned, the flow of language from his lips would make a navvy blush for shame.

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"The Captain jumped as if he were shot, and let out a great big expressive Damn, and eagerly turned his glasses in the direction of the German road.

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Damn fine work, I call it.'

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Damn me, get your heels together when I speak!

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Frost was fidgeting around in a nervous manner, when suddenly with a muffled "damn" and a few other qualifying adjectives, he stooped down, and took the man in his arms like a baby,-- he was no feather either, -- and staggered down the ward with him, put him in bed, and undressed him.

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His impulsive nature took fire, and there was almost a quiver of emotion in his big voice as he answered: "Damn it, you're a brick!

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"Damn it all, Tarrant, if a chap can teach us to paint, perhaps he can teach us something else as well.

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To damn a dead woman was easier than to accept a wanton daughter.

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"He doan't believe in hell, no more doan't I," said Joan calmly; "an' it ban't a faither's plaace to damn's awn flaish an' blood no way."

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None can damn folks but God, when all's done, an' He's the last as would; for God do love even the creeping, gashly worms under a turned stone tu well to damn 'em.

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You damn the world; I wouldn't damn a dew-snail.

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An' the feesh--damn 'em--if I thot they'd nose Tom, by God I'd catch every feesh as ever swum.

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God Hisself edn' gwaine to damn a thing as never drawed breath.

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Why, damn it, sir, the chalk and rottenstone of twenty soldiers will choke my hatches!"

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"If it is, I'll be damn'd!" exclaimed the other, with exulting precipitation.

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Damn the whale!

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Mr. Griffith, it remains for you to speak--damn it, man," he whispered, "you are as dumb as a codfish--I am sure so fine a woman is worth a little fair-weather talk:--you are muter than a four- footed beast--even an ass can bray!"

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but damn me, priest, if better calculators than you haven't failed!

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Hard up, and be damn'd to you!"

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Baptiste Brown was a Canadian who spoke villanous French and worse English; his vocabulary being largely interspersed with "enfant de garce," "sacre," "sacre enfant," and "damn" until it was a difficult matter to tell what he was talking about.

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