The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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When you come to think of the Yaqui's hate for Greasers, when you just seen him pass up a shot at one--well, I don't know how to say what I mean, but damn me, my som-brer-ro is off to the Indian!"

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It's a damn choya burr.

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"Shore--I'm damn glad--them Greasers ain't usin' soft-nose bullets," drawled a calm voice.

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She's a damn fine girl, Dick, an' what right have you to break her heart for an old worn-out cowpuncher?

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Damn it!

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Damn!"

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"What right had you to think, damn it!

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"Damn!" she heard him say under his breath.

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"Damn it," he burst out.

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And then, as he saw more distinctly, "Damn!

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"Damn it!" he exclaimed; "it is Betty."

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"No," suddenly and fiercely, "damn it, it has not!"

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"Oh, damn her!" he said, his damp forehead on his hands.

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"Damn the whole universe!"

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"Damn her!" he found himself crying out.

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Damn it," rising to a sort of frenzy, "what are you doing waiting in a hole like this--in this weather--at this hour--you--you!"

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DAMN you!" as the unswerving lash cut down again--again.

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I took the vessel of liquor in my hand, and walking up to him, I first made a bow to the troopers who sat laughing at the sprightliness of their facetious friend, and then another to himself, when saying, 'G---- damn yourself and your cause!'

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She had not heard him, and he followed her doggedly, with an occasional snort or grunt or other inarticulate damn at the obstinate mud.

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"Damn!" he remarked at the defaced letter; and, taking a fresh sheet, he recopied what he had written.

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Damn!

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"Damn!" said Ann Veronica to herself, rousing herself for a conflict.

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All this Woman-who-Diddery-no damn good.

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"And children must we women bear- "Oh, damn!" she cried, as the hundred-and-first couplet or so presented itself in her unwilling brain.

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"For men policemen never blush; A man in all things scores so much... "Damn!

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He was not addicted to monologue, and the only audible comment he permitted himself at first upon a universe that was evidently anything but satisfactory to him that afternoon, was one compact and entirely unassigned "Damn!"

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"Oh, damn!" he said.

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"Damn hosht!" said Jimmy.

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"Na, and I seem to have damn poor luck gettin' ye TO say anything.

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You're possessed with a damn fool idea, Jimmy, and ye got to shake it off.

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"The Dude who shindys 'round with those things in pictures, wears a damn, dinky, little pleated coat!"

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"I've give up every damn thing to ye all my life, but I'll no give up the Black Bass.

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"That's a damn plain insinuation that I'm to get into ye," he said to the bed, "and go on living here.

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"Back in Five Mile Hill, a man with his head on his knees, is a-settin' on the grave of Jimmy Malone, and I allow that would be Dannie Macnoun, the damn fool!" he said.

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He found at least one telling word to say in his defence; for when the roof fell in and the upbursting flames discovered his retreat, and they came and dragged him to the public place of the town, raging and calling him damned--'If I be damned,' said he, 'why should you also damn yourselves?'

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Juanita Haydock is such a damn cat.

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Be damn sight more wonderful 'f they'd pay their bills," grumbled Kennicott and, to Carol, he whispered something which sounded like "gentleman hen."

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I can't be one of them if I must damn all the maids toiling in filthy kitchens, all the ragged hungry children.

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Usually known as 'that damn lazy big-mouthed calamity-howler that ain't satisfied with the way we run things.'

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"Yes, Westlake may be old-fashioned and all that, but he's got a certain amount of intuition, while McGanum goes into everything bull-headed, and butts his way through like a damn yahoo, and tries to argue his patients into having whatever he diagnoses them as having!

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And I don't know as I call it so damn cordial in Mrs. McGanum when I holler at her on the street and she nods back like she had a sore neck.

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She's a brainy woman, but she'd be a damn sight brainier if she kept her mouth shut and didn't let so much of her brains ooze out that way."

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"I'll be as damn colloquial as I want to.

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Take Sam Clark; best soul that ever lived, honest and loyal and a damn good fellow----" ("Yes, and a good shot at ducks, don't forget that!")

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"So the impurity lies in failing to pretend that----" "Now we won't go into all that--eugenics or whatever damn fad you choose to call it.

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Now it was she who grunted "Huh!" and ignored him, and felt independent and masterful as she shot up out of bed, turned her back on him, fished a lone and petrified chocolate out of her glove-box in the top right-hand drawer of the bureau, gnawed at it, found that it had cocoanut filling, said "Damn!" wished that she had not said it, so that she might be superior to his colloquialism, and hurled the chocolate into the wastebasket, where it made an evil and mocking clatter among the debris of torn linen collars and toothpaste box.

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No; tell me about that tomorrow--too damn many people always listening in on this farmers' line."

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You do like to talk, but at a show-down you'd prefer Sam Clark to any damn long-haired artist."

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Damn Vida!

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Damn all of them!

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Cy got much reputation by whipping a farmboy named Adolph Pochbauer for being a "damn hyphenated German."...

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You read a lot about his retiring and about his being killed, but I know he's got a big army back of him, and he'll show these damn agitators, lazy beggars hunting for a soft berth bossing the poor goats that fall for 'em, he'll show 'em where they get off!"

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Well, she's always trying to make me over, from a perfectly good M. D. into a damn poet with a socialist necktie!

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Why, Good Lord, Maud, I could talk about neuroses and psychoses and inhibitions and repressions and complexes just as well as any damn specialist, if I got paid for it, if I was in the city and had the nerve to charge the fees that those fellows do.

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Damn nuisance, though, having to fake up excuses.

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"Anyway, your eyes are so innocent and your cheeks so soft----Damn it, it makes me want to cry, somehow, you're so defenseless; and I want to protect you and----There's nothing to protect you against!"

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I wouldn't have said this, but when you sneer at Myrtle and the mill----If I'm not to have good sensible things like those, d' you think I'll be content with trying to become a damn dressmaker, after YOU?

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"Damn it, don't be so casual about it!

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He was a good boy, even if he was a damn fool.

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Look here, confound it, we want to eat, and damn quick tool Are you coming out or are we going to make you?"

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I had eggs, chickens, even a goat and her kid, but those damn soldiers wiped me out clean."

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"What in the name of ... Now you're at it again, damn it.

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One of those damn half-breeds," said Anastasio Montanez.

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But that's all right: we've got plenty of time to do anything we damn well please so long as you're in no hurry, that's all," said Pancracio, loading his gun.

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In the middle of the night, they pulled me out of my house; three damn policemen; I woke up a soldier twenty-five miles away from my hometown.

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What you can't make in a lifetime, sweating like a mule and breaking your back in peacetime, damn it all, you can make in a few months just running around the sierra with a gun on your back, but not with this crowd, dearie, not with this lousy outfit ...." Luis Cervantes, who already shared this hidden, implacably mortal hatred of the upper classes, of his officers, and of his superiors, felt that a veil had been removed from his eyes; clearly, now, he saw the final outcome of the struggle.

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I want to recover soon and then you can go home or anywhere else you damn well please."

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Utterly drunk, Maria Antonia said: "Come back soon, damn soon!"

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"All right," said Demetrio, "you can go where you're headed for, see, but you be damn careful not to tell anyone you saw us, because if you do, I'll pump you full of lead.

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Anastasio made a gesture implying: "I don't care a damn about the women ... Camilla or anyone else...." "I've not forgotten," Demetrio went on, drawing on his cigarette.

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The God-damn things have got some American fellow inside with hand grenades by the thousand.

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Pretty soon the whole damn field is nothing but a graveyard ... dead men all over the dump ... dead men here ... dead men there ... dead men everywhere!"

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"'Damn fool!'

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Do you remember that damn jail at Escobedo, where we stayed together for over a year?"

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Don't tell me there's none left--I don't care a damn about that!

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Damn these rich people, they lock up everything they've got!"

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"You're going to stay here or go wherever you damn well please, but you're not coming along with us."

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"Right now I feel like getting damn drunk," Demetrio answered, spurring his horse forward and leaving them as if he wished to abandon himself entirely to his sadness.

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A toothless captain, with hair prematurely white, announces: "I stole some horses in Zacatecas, all damn fine horses they was, and then I says to myself, 'This is your own little lottery, Pascual Mata,' I says.

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And we're damn well ready now to send both Villa and Carranza to hell to have a good time all by themselves....

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They brought us hot soup and coffee, and then those who were not on duty sat around and helped me damn the Kaiser and his brood.

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They said as how the leaden man was a damn'd tory, and that he took wit in his anger and rode off in the time of the troubles.

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JONATHAN What a tarnal curse and damn, too!

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'Stop fooling, damn you!

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'Oh, damn it all,' I cried, 'make the fellow shut up.

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'Oh, damn,' said the young man.

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When I saw him, I ran forward and gripped his hand and cried, "_Hoe gat het, Mynheer_?" and he knew me and shouted in Dutch, "Damn, if it isn't old Peter Pienaar!"

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Damn it, sir, I've a wire here from the Chief Constable describing you.

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You'll find us mighty respectful to other parts of your Empire, but we say anything we damn well please about England.

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He no hear you curse, swear, speak de great damn?

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'Damn him!

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Damn him again!"'

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It is not in accord with our criminal code to damn a woman on the unsupported deposition of a young dude whom she has had arrested for attempted ravishment.

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Didn't you hear them say 'damn' and 'Hell's fire' and 'Devil'?

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Such an "ad." would forever damn even the Nashville Banner, or show in the feculent columns of the Kansas City Star like a splotch of soot on the marble face of Raphael's Madonna.

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I cannot afford to "damn to everlasting fame" every backwoods hypocrite who raises a howl.

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"It is frequently necessary--and here is the sentence that has done so much to damn its writer--for the upholding of the State, to go to work against faith, against Charity, against humanity, against religion; and a new Prince cannot observe all the things for which men are reckoned good."

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"Damn the public!" said Mr. Stink, a dog-breeder member of the Board, thus antecedently plagiarizing an American millionaire.

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She confessed all about the Baby, and so the guardians traced the Baby's father and delivered to Ginx, through an agent, the famous child, with the benediction--"There he is; damn him!"

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Damn the good works!

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