The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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Sir Joshua offered a much better name to Goldsmith, saying, "You ought to call it _The Belle's Stratagem_, and if you do not I will damn it."

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That confessor said, "Damn him, he has told a great deal of truth, but where the devil did he learn it?"

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It is related, that he who devised the oath of abjuration, profligately boasted, that he had framed a test which should 'damn one half of the nation, and starve the other.'

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In one of the stories told by Murphy, Johnson is made to say, 'Damn the rascal.'

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_Ham._ Angels and Ministers of grace defend vs, Be thou a spirite of health, or goblin damn'd, Bring with thee ayres from heanen, or blasts from hell: Be thy intents wicked or charitable, Thou commest in such questionable shape, That I will speake to thee, Ile call thee _Hamlet_, King, Father, Royall Dane, O answere mee, let mee not burst in ignorance, But say why thy canonizd bones hearsed in death Haue burst their ceremonies: why thy Sepulcher, In which wee saw thee quietly interr'd, Hath burst his ponderous and marble Iawes, To cast thee vp againe: what may this meane, That thou, dead corse, againe in compleate steele, Reuissets thus the glimses of the Moone, Making night hideous, and we fooles of nature, So horridely to shake our disposition, With thoughts beyond the reaches of our soules?

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I all: No, to sleepe, to dreame, I mary there it goes, For in that dreame of death, when wee awake, And borne before an euerlasting Iudge, From whence no passenger euer retur'nd, The vndiscouered country, at whose sight The happy smile, and the accursed damn'd.

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Then venome to thy venome, die damn'd villaine: Come drinke, here lies thy vnion here.

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* * * * * Damn her, lewd minx!

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O, damn her!"

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I know who ought to be warned off if this race is fixed; but they won't be able to touch a hair of him; he's too damn slick.

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He split on me fer beltin' the Black, I know, damn him!

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"All right, my buck," hissed Shandy, "you wait till to-morror; you'll git the run of yer life, I'm thinkin', damn their eyes!" and he went off into a perfect torrent of imprecation against everybody at Ringwood, hushing his voice to a snarling whisper.

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"I hope you and Ned both break your damn necks.

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"I'll learn the damn--Hello!"

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"You'll pay fer their feed, you damn ole skinflint," he was apostrophizing Porter, "an' I'll be next the best they can do, an' stan' in on the rake-off.

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He's too damn sensitive.

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"It's a cinch for The Dutchman if it wasn't for that damn mare Lucretia," Langdon observed, in an injured tone, as though somehow the mare's excellence was an unwarranted interference with his rights.

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"Damn it!

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"It looks a bit like it, damn me if it don't; an' I believe he was givin' me a pointer about the proper boy for the job, too.

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The boy would have interrupted, but Langdon motioned him to keep silent, and proceeded: "You see, if it leaked out an' we'd won a lot of money over The Dutchman, damn fools would say that I'd been at the bottom of it; an' if they had me up in front of the Stewards I couldn't swear that I'd had nothing to do with it."

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Damn if I want to see them gray eyes when ye tell about the little mare.

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Dere's only two jocks in de race worth a damn--Bill Westley an' de kid on our horse.

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Damn them b'ys.

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Ye're a damn blackguard."

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Damn'd if I didn't get cold feet.

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Damn the property!

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That scoundrel Corney has been about some mischief--damn him!

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Instead of walking on together in simple equality, in mutual honour and devotion, each helping the other to be better still, to have the woman, large and noble, come cowering after her pigmy lord, as if he were the god of her life, instead of a Satan doing his best to damn her to his own meanness!--it is a contrast that needs no argument!

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["Damn with faint praise, assent with civil leer, And, without sneering, teach the rest to sneer."

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The fact is," he went on with a perfectly solemn air of confidence, "the fact is, I've lived out here so long and told so many damn lies that now without some help I don't know when to believe myself."

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Only he's damn bad for business!"

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Cora, struggling violently, gritted out: "He knows damn well what's up."

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"Well," put in a new voice, a very cheerful voice, "I don't pretend to be neutral, and I'd just as lief fight duels as not, and I'm willing to state to you all that though I don't know a damn thing about this case nor its merits, I like this man's style.

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The colonel, for the first time becoming aware of her presence, swept off his black slouch hat and apologized profusely for the "damn."

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"Damn the fair Nancy!" he cried, in answer to Morrell's question.

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"With all my heart, damn her!" said he.

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"Damn it, ain't I telling you?

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"Damn your kerosene, sir!" bellowed the general; then relenting: "I will pay you for your kerosene!"

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CHAPTER SEVENTEEN Three days later came the satisfying answer to my cable message: _"Damn!

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His father, close behind him, tumbled over the obstruction, divined, in the light of a lamp in the passage, what the prostrate thing was, and scrambling to his feet with the only oath he had, I fully believe, ever uttered, cried: "Damn that fule, Willie Wabster!

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'I winna lay a finger upo' ye, damn ye!' he said in mingled wrath and humiliation.

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We have some trouble to get through 500 copies of his work, though it is highly spoken of in the periodical works, but what is most against him it has been thought necessary in the leading review, the 'Quarterly,' to damn his fame on account of his political opinions.

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That time was come, or seem'd as it was come, When Death no longer makes the grave his home; When waking spirits leave their earthly rest To mix for ever with the damn'd or blest; When years, in drowsy thousands counted by, Are hung on minutes with their destiny: When Time in terror drops his draining glass, And all things mortal, like to shadows, pass, As 'neath approaching tempests sinks the sun-- When Time shall leave Eternity begun.

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I felt all terrors of the damn'd, and fell With conscious horror that my doom was hell: And Memory mock'd me, like a haunting ghost, With light and life and pleasures that were lost; As dreams turn night to day, and day to night, So Memory flash'd her shadows of that light That once bade morning suns in glory rise, To bless green fields and trees, and purple skies, And waken'd life its pleasures to behold;-- That light flash'd on me like a story told; And days mis-spent with friends and fellow-men, And sins committed,-all were with me then.

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Why should this Rome, this Rome, Still choose Barabbas rather than the Christ, Absolve the left-hand thief and damn the right?

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Oh, do not damn yourself for company!

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Damn all gentlemen, says I!

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Yes, in view of Salvat's trial, which is now near at hand, the idea was to damn Anarchism beyond possibility of even the faintest sympathy on the part of the /bourgeois/."

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Yes, in view of Salvat's trial, which is now near at hand, the idea was to damn Anarchism beyond possibility of even the faintest sympathy on the part of the _bourgeois_."

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then I can have but one regret--that I did not damn myself with you--yes, yes, damnation rather than that we should never, never be each other's!"

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Yes, in view of Salvat's trial, which is now near at hand, the idea was to damn Anarchism beyond possibility of even the faintest sympathy on the part of the _bourgeois_."

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damn!

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damn!

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damn!

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The Old, if _Moral's_ wanting, damn the Play; And _Sentiment_ disgusts the Young and Gay.

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hear him; let his own words damn the Papist.

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Nay, my Lord, He is damn'd enough already.

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[222] 'Oft have I heard thee mourn the wretched lot Of the poor, mean, despised, insulted Scot, Who, might calm reason credit idle tales, By rancour forged where prejudice prevails, Or starves at home, or practises through fear Of starving arts which damn all conscience here.'

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He may damn me now when he likes: I don't care!'

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'Damn your explanations!

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"But He will damn me," said the man, "for He is just."

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"Well," replied the criminal, "let Him damn me if he pleases--I am His.

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Damn the butcher!

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Damn the butcher!

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"Damn the butcher!" he cried.

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Damn this weather!--God forgive me!--that's not right--but it is trying--ain't it, my boy?'

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Damn your impudence!

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_Damn you_!

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Damn your insolence!

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Damn your appearances!

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"Damn the butcher!" he cried.

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Damn this weather!--God forgive me!--that's not right--but it is trying--ain't it, my boy?'

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Damn your impudence!

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_Damn you_!

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Damn your insolence!

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Damn your appearances!

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He arose and cried out: 'John, I sent for you; it was a damn lie I told--your boy didn't do it'--and then Bill died."

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"It's a common phrase," said he with great composure, "among seamen, to say 'Damn your buttons,' and I guess it's natural for you to say so of the buttons of our navals; I guess you have a right to that 'ere oath.

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He had picked up a little English from seein' our folks there so much, and when he got up, the first thing he said was,'Damn all sheenery, I say; where's my boat?' and he looked round as if he thought it had jumped on board too.

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'Why what on airth is the meanin' of this,' said the Captain; 'why don't they haul down that damn goose and gridiron?'

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Now, friend Porter, if this is your poor law, it is a damn poor law, I tell you, and no good can come of such hard-hearted doin's.

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"Damn!" said the professor quietly.

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"Damn!" said the professor quietly.

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Lined up alongside Dr. Cecil Granthum--damn him!-- he would cut a sorry figure, no doubt.

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If Dr. Cecil Granthum--damn him!--had been kicked into the world and made to fight fate with tender, childish little fists but lately outgrown their baby dimples, as had been HIS lot, would he have amounted to anything, either?

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It was most awfully lonesome when she was gone all day, and last night she had been writing all the evening to Dr. Cecil Granthum-- damn him!

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Just as he was about to fire, Maxwell recognised the leading Indian, and shouted to him in the Indian language, "You're a fool, G---- damn you--don't you know me?"

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Why gaze at me, ye Catos, with frowning brow, and damn the fresh frankness of my work?

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To the old man's dying day he used to grow red in the face whenever he told the story, and bring his fist down hard on the table, with "damn the leg, sir!

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It 's just as paralyzed as the other: damn those British rascals."

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To avoid saying "damn" was manifestly impossible: the word slipped out perpetually without giving him warning; as soon as he heard it, however, his righteous soul remorsefully followed up the syllable by,-- "Bress the Lord," in Stentorian tones.

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Everybody who came to "Gunn's" went away and said,-- "Have you heard the new oath Cæsar Gunn swears with since he got religion?" and "Damn bress the Lord" soon became a very by-word in the town.

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"Damn--bress de Lord" was still heard on occasion: but everybody, even Nan, had grown so used to it that it did not pass for an oath; and, no doubt, even the recording angel had long since ceased to put it down.

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Nan, with inarticulate groans, and Cæsar with, "Damn!

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damn!

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No, damn!

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damn!

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Oh, damn!

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damn!

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"Parson," he roared, "'tis a good man ye are, if ye be only a protestant preacher--a damn good man sir, beggin' your pardon!

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