The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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Damn him, I say--I'll kill him!"

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Of course the money is as good as in Carnaby's pocket already, not to mention Chichester's--damn him!

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"C-condescend, damn his insolence!

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"Damn him!" he cried, "damn him!

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"Oh, damn this snuff!"

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Your hope, Sir, had been better grounded if you had had my consent to my abandoning of my father's house-- Always, Madam, and for ever, to be reminded of the choice you would have made of that damn'd Solmes--rather than-- Not so hasty!

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'Why,' he said, 'I suppose it's about me, about the way I felt one day, I suppose; but if I tried to say it into English it would just sound damn foolish; but, perhaps, you'd sooner hear it in my own language.

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_So pipe, my pipe, while still you can, Sweet songs in praise of Pan!_ DR. SAM TO MISS GRACE KING Down in the old French quarter, Just out of Rampart street, I wend my way At close of day Unto the quaint retreat Where lives the Voodoo Doctor By some esteemed a sham, Yet I'll declare there's none elsewhere So skilled as Doctor Sam _With the claws of a deviled crawfish, The juice of the prickly prune, And the quivering dew From a yarb that grew In the light of a midnight moon!_ I never should have known him But for the colored folk That here obtain And ne'er in vain That wizard's art invoke; For when the Eye that's Evil Would him and his'n damn, The negro's grief gets quick relief Of Hoodoo-Doctor Sam.

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Not a damn thing.

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Damn him, Strong, why don't you keep him in better order?

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"Damn it, sir!" cried out Pendennis, fiercely.

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Ask you all round of course, and damn the expense."

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"Damn him--kill him."

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"Damn the damned current and the damned luck and the damned shaft and all," Hardenberg would exclaim, as from the wheel he would catch the _Glarus_ falling off.

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As you had to run for it to-day before you could buy our quinine, it's a damn good thing he did get aboard, after all!"

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Just as I was about to speak to him, hoping to soothe him a little, he pushed the bedclothes down from over his eyes and took another look at me--and straightway yelled again, and then cried out at me: "Go away, damn you!

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Go away, damn you!

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He's killed me, too, I reckon; but I'm glad I got in on him first an' fixed him fur his damn starin' at me.

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He'd get drunk, an' then he'd set an' stare at me like a damn owl--jest a-blinkin' and a-blinkin' his damn eyes.

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But here we was jest alone--oh, it was terr'ble how much we was alone!--an' Jack more'n half the time like a damn starin' owl, till he a-most druv me wild."

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_He_ said it was me as stared at him--the damn fool not knowin' that I was only a-tryin' to squench his beastly owlin' by lookin' steady at him; an' he said he'd settle me ef I kep' on.

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Gettin' drunk was all there was lef' fur us; and even in gettin' drunk there wasn't no real Christian comfort, 'cause of Jack's damn owlin' stares."

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An' that fool up an' says it was me done th' starin', and I'd got to stop it or he'd cut out my damn heart--an' them was his very words.

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I've settled him an' his damn owl starin'--and it's a good job I have.

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It's a orful place, Jack, that me an' you's goin' to--more damn orful, I reckon, than we can hev any idee.

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Here's at you, Jack an' gimme some more out o' the kag, you damn starin' owl."

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No, I'm _not_ starin' at you; it's you who's starin' at me, damn you.

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Take that, damn you!

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Them's fur your starin'--you damn fat-faced blinkin' owl.

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"Damn his duty!

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"Oh, damn your play-acting, sir!

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"Fingerprints a-plenty," Mr. Stone admitted with a hint of temper--"a slew of the damn things.

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Give me the gold; Damn you, give me the gold.... You kill my mercy When you kill my love....

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It is a little hard to send a man preaching to Judaea, and leave the rest of the world--Negers and what not--_dark_ as their complexions, without a ray of light for so many years to lead them on high; and who will believe that God will damn men for not knowing what they were never taught?

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Now, neighbours, have a good caution that this Master Mug does not cajole you; he is a damn'd palavering fellow."

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I do not believe in any revealed religion, because no religion is revealed: and if it pleases the Church to damn me for not allowing a _nonentity_, I throw myself on the mercy of the "_Great First Cause, least understood_," who must do what is most proper; though I conceive He never made anything to be tortured in another life, whatever it may in this.

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All damn'd, though yet alive."

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When Thurlow this damn'd nonsense sent, (I hope I am not violent), Nor men nor gods knew what he meant.

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He died young, and when his father told Byron of the child's death, the godfather "almost chuckled with joy or irony," and said, "Well, I cautioned you, and told you that my name would almost damn any thing or creature."

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Eldon turned round, and, catching my eye, immediately said to a peer (who had come to him for a few minutes on the Woolsack, as is the custom of his friends), 'Damn them!

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So _dull_ in youth, so _drivelling_ in age, _His_ scenes alone had damn'd our sinking stage.

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A new work is something in our power; we mount the bench, and sit in judgment on it; we can damn or recommend it to others at pleasure, can decry or extol it to the skies, and can give an answer to those who have not yet read it, and expect an account of it; and thus show our shrewdness and the independence of our taste before the world have had time to form an opinion.

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"Oh, damn Jocelyn Thew!"

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"Damn your detention!" he replied.

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Shot a damn cock pheasant by mistake, and had to bury the thing in my own covers.

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Damn him!

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Damn him!

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Damn him!

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But Dick, broadening his chest, glared at him and shouted, wildly, madly: "Fire, damn you!

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She loves me--do you hear me?--me--me--me--and I can't marry her--and I don't care a damn who knows the reason."

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Not a damn thing--asking your pardon, ladies!

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Terry passed on without a word and heard the other mutter behind him: "Some damn stranger!"

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"You damn fool!

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Suppose I give you a whole month's pay and--" "Damn your money!" said Terry savagely.

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"Up to some damn doings again," growled the big man.

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"Damn it, Kate, don't do that!"

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Damn it!

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"Every damn cent I've won from you ag'in' the hoss, son.

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Hey, Slim, damn your good-for-nothing hide, drag Johnny here pronto by the back of the neck!"

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Damn my eyes if I ain't!

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We all know Uncle Joe--damn his soul!"

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Terry, you damn meateater, git on down that hill!"

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"I know it, damn well.

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"Damn you and your ideas," said Larrimer.

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"Damn my eyes," he remarked furiously, "this is funny, this is.

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You're going to step over the line pretty damn pronto, and when you do, I'm going to get you, friend, as sure as the sky is blue!

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"About what, damn you!"

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I cleaned up all the bad ones so damn quick that they think I can do the same with every crook that comes along.

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This latter resisting his every wile, his temper presently slipped its leash; as violently as briefly he swore: "Damn!"

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"Then damn it yourself, Quain; I'm sure you can do it ever so much more thoroughly than I.

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"Damn!"

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I am of opinion if I am not damn-careful I jolly well catch-my-death on return.

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"I've burnt me 'and somethin' 'orrid on this damn' 'ot chimney," he complained nervously.

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"I must say you seem pretty damn' sure about it!"

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I don't want the damn' thing--it's brought me nothing but trouble, thus far."

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"Damn the roomer!"

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"Oh, damn the hospital!" he said--and went swiftly down the steps and into the gathering twilight of the June night.

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I'll be getting a damn sight more than I give.

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"Damn discipline!" said the pride of the staff.

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Damn the girl, anyhow!

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"I know it's a damn lie, but if it's true--" "I used to be a surgeon.

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After all, why should she damn herself?

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"Damn if I know.

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"Damn!

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Damn me!

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Here, you old masthead, drink this to my health, damn you!"

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Damn that arrow-shootin' Shawnee!" muttered Jonathan.

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Now, damn you!

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Damn his impudence!" he cried, and jumping up, ran to the window, opened it, and passed out into the twilight.

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Then he suddenly began to laugh outright, exclaiming, with a sort of vulgarity of intonation which was extremely foreign to him-- "Damn it, old fellow, this is a queer world we live in!" and rang for more brandy and soda, which he was beginning, I noticed, to take pretty freely now, although he had been almost a blue-ribbon man--as much so as is possible for a hospitable country gentleman--when I first arrived.

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A single sect could damn the rest of humanity, yet in the same breath sing complaisantly of its own Heaven.

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"Damn his honesty.

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"Oh, damn the midsummer holidays!"

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"Damn the tongs," he thought; "damn the sugar."

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"Damn the snow!" he said.

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2, in this way; since in both passages the verb [Greek: krinein] is the same,--"Do ye not know that the saints shall damn the world?

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And if the world shall be damned by you, are ye unworthy to damn the smallest matters?"

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