The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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"I say it's damn queer that Jim'll let a girl stay at the camp."

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"There ain't no way of movin' that damn girl.

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"By God, Silent," said Haines, his face white with emotion, "if Buck puts a hand on her I'll--" "Act like a man an' not like a damn fool boy," said Silent, dropping a heavy hand on the shoulder of his lieutenant.

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CHAPTER XXXI "LAUGH, DAMN IT!"

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And in a whispered tone aside: "_Laugh, damn it!_" Her laughter rang true enough, but it quavered perilously close to a sob towards the close.

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Damn near died of homesickness, didn't you?"

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"Damn you."

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"Damn you, Daniels," said Haines fiercely, "you're rolling up a long account, but it only takes a bullet to collect that sort of a bill!"

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"Boys!" pleaded Buck, "he's not dead, but he'll bleed to death unless--" "Damn him, let him bleed.

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"Damn them!" groaned Cumberland.

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"Drink, damn you!" he thundered.

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"Damn your yaller souls!

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When at length he spoke, it was in a low, hoarse voice; quite unlike his usual hard tones: "Damn you!" he said, "you have me at your mercy.

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"Cough, catarrh, influenza, and all that's damn----ah!

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I don't give a--damn, but that ain't you, my ole pal of twenty years!"

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So Henry listened, and heard how the fire-faced man said the word "damn" with great volubility and variety of cadence, and other words to the same effect, and how the little group around him hung upon his words and said to each other, "How brilliant!"

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"The only word I can catch is the word 'damn,'" he said.

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Hadst thou nam'd blood and damn'd iniquitie, I had forborne to bight so bitterlie.

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Why, let her weepe, lament and morne for me, We are right bred of damn'd iniquitie, And will go make a two-folde Tragedie.

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God will revenge this damn'd iniquitie.

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He, he it was, that with foure hundredth markes, Whereof two hundred he paide presently, Did hire[30] this damn'd villaine and my selfe To massacre this harmelesse innocent: But yet my conscience, toucht with some remorse, Would faine have sav'd the young _Pertillos_ life, But he remorselesse would not let him live, But unawares thrust in his harmelesse brest That life-bereaving fatall instrument: Which cruell deede I seeking to revenge, Have lost my life and paid the slave his due Rewarde for spilling blood of innocents.

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Bring in those bodyes, it growes towards night; God bring these damn'd murtherers at length to light!

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I never like such damn'd hipocrisie.

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Thou art a witch, a damn'd sorceresse, No goddesse, but the goddesse of blacke hell, And all those devils thy followers.

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Sure this Villaine has no soule, and for gold Heele damn his body too, hee's at peace with hell And brings his Merchandise from thence to sell.

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"Pretty Damn, you mean!" she exclaimed, with a certain spontaneous pride of understanding.

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"Pretty Damn, without the Quick!

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"I suppose you think you have won, damn you, Jasper Ewold!"

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And whilst he eyes the debutante , And first resolves to praise, then damn her, New York no other critic boasts So good at heart, so bad at grammar.

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Pillnitz will remain "damn'd to everlasting fame" as the place where the famous treaty was signed, the object of which was to put down the French Revolution, which Mr Pitt and the British ministry knew of and sanctioned, tho' they pretended ignorance of it and professed to have no desire to interfere with the affairs of France.

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"Lawton's a damn fine fella'," said Old Mizzou with emphasis.

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You surely mean more than _damn_.

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_Damn_ is expressive and forceful, because capable of being enunciated at one explosive effort of the breath, but it is monotonous when too freely employed.

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"Damn!" exploded the young man.

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Almost immediately he added, "Damn the money!"

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She looked like green rhubarb juice, and he had the expression of "Damn!" all over him.

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Only Uncle John stopped in the middle to say, "Damn that dog!" as Fido was whining and scratching outside, so that put her out and brought in the "Amen" too soon.

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That upset the Marquis to such a point that he said "Damn," which is the only English word he knows, and when Victorine looked horribly surprised, he dived into his waistcoat pocket and fished out the ring.

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"Do you damn well hear me?

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"Well, you're both a damn long way out of it!"

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Then: "Damn you, you jumped-up cockney crocodile!

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He just told me to damn well get back to the wheel, and stop making a damned fool of myself.

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An' there's a lot of other damn queer things happenin' aboard this packet lately."

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"Ther damn thing's clean gone, Sir," Jaskett replied.

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"That's a damn silly yarn to tell me!" the Second replied.

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"Damn the wind!" he burst out.

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"Damn and set fire to the sail!" shouted the Second Mate.

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"They don't damn well think we're goin' aloft to-night, after what's happened?" asked another.

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"Damn bad!

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"Damn you, Jaskett!"

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"Damn you for a funky old fool!

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"They ought to damn well make the Old Man put us into port!

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"You damn fool!"

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"You damn fool!"

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Once, when a stranger asked five-year-old Dickie his name, he had answered innocently "Dickie-damn-fool!"

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It doesn't come from anywhere, it doesn't seem to be going anywhere, at least not anywhere a fellow knows ..." Here he was rudely joggled by a passing elbow and the pain of his ankle brought a sharp "Damn!" out of him.

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Oh, damn!

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"You first, Dusty--damn you!" and led the stumbling beast into the yard of The Aura.

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Damn quickly.

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"Damn!" he said.

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Whatsoever reason brought that damn fool Dickie to your room that morning, it wasn't your doings, and the way you was waiting for his kiss was more a mother's way.

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He always was a damn fool.

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"Here, you damn fool--that's not my order," he snapped out.

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Dickie tasted a homely memory--"Dickie damn fool."

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"Damn fires!" he said.

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Tell me everything that comes into your damn young head of a wandering Martian!

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Oh, damn!

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"Damn you!" said the woman fiercely.

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"Oh, damn!

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"Oh--Sheila--damn!

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Oh,--_damn_ my poems!"

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He is a messenger of Satan, sent to damn you--a lying prophet!

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Damn fine horse."

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"Damn near alive," Charlie said.

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"Damn shame," Charlie said.

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"Damn, Batman, we're global!"

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"Damn.

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"Damn it, Batman!

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"The whole damn island should be a world park."

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"Damn it, Batman, " he said when he got home much later that day.

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"Damn shame," he said.

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Damn.

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"This damn story I'm writing isn't any good."

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Maxie: "Damn.

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"Damn!" he said.

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"Damn."

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"Damn," Joe said.

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"Damn right--although, it's not so easy sometimes."

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Damn him.

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"Damn," Art said, "that smells good."

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Damn him.

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'That damn flashing light hurt my eyes,' Billy said.

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"Damn," Patrick said.

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Damn.

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"Damn."

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"Damn!"

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"Damn," she said.

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"Damn you."

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"Damn."

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"Damn, Arlen.

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