The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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"Damn you!"

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He said: "I know you've always been in love with the brute, but you needn't make such a damn fuss about it."

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'Damn!' he exclaimed, staring forlornly at the broken glass, as if in the presence of some irreparable misfortune.

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Poke thy damn'd nose forward into the event, if thou wilt--Curse me if thou shalt have it till its proper time and place.

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Up runs Will.--Sir--Sir--Sir!--Eyes goggling, mouth distended--Bid the damn'd toad Dorcas come hither, (as I stood at the stair-head,) in a horrible rage, and out of breath, cried I.

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No wonder, since those who will damn themselves to procure ease and plenty in this world, will tremble at every thing that seems to threaten their methods of obtaining that ease and plenty.---- 'The LAW only shall be my refuge!'

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The ladies here are all blubbering like devills, accusing one another most confoundedly: whilst Belton and I damn them all together in thy name.

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You'd better come damn fast."

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They were stolen when the pistol was stolen, and the murderer tried to return them so that they might be discovered in Kittredge's room and found to match the alleyway footprints and damn Kittredge."

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damn'd despair to shun the living light, And plunge thy guilty soul to endless night.

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Sick of the whole damn bunch, anyway.... Wonder was Hatton going to raise a shindy.... Let'm.

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An extract of a journal he kept, found after his death, is given by Johnson-- "Such a day, Rum all out:--Our company somewhat sober: A damn'd confusion amongst us!--Rogues a plotting;--great talk of separation.--So I look'd sharp for a Prize;--such a day took one, with a great deal of Liquor on board, so kept the Company hot, damned hot, then all things went well again."

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"He was a damn' fool," said Hallman, who had come in to the Cercle to take away Captain Pincher.

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If ye let go everything, the damn' natives'll walk over ye, and ye'll make nothin' out o' them."

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"I'm married now," he told me, "but in those days I was a damn fool about the Tahitian girls.

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"You've never been in prison--with a five-year sentence hanging over you--and nobody giving a damn.

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So I am not to blame whether these episodes damn the Germans or bless them.

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Kill the damn spies!" shouted another, as he pulled himself out of the straw, "kill them!"

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Damn you!

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They take care not to let telltales go straggling out to damn them."

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_Damn_?

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But I am using the public telephone here at the Wellington, and--Oh, damn!"

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"Damn!" he muttered; "they've got the vice-president of the Overland with them!

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He'd say 'your damn brains.'

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We had two or three drinks upstairs, and he said, 'You and your pardner are the only two men I have that is worth a damn.'

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If the government was worth a damn it would see to you fellows.

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On the fourth day, after it had made a light breakfast off a bombardier's ear and kicked a gap in a farrier, I got absolutely fed up, turned the damn cannibal loose and gave it a cut with a whip for godspeed.

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One Michael Cassio, a Florentine, A fellow almost damn'd in a fair wife.

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DAMN WITH FAINT PRAISE.

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

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"Damn the Slingsbys!" said I.

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"Don't damn the remains of your fellow-mortals, Master Cringle; that is my leg."

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He wishes that "the gods may damn Caesar after he is dead;" professing on this occasion a belief in a future retribution, on which at other times he was sceptical.

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And therefore, in the name of dulness, be The well-hung Balaam and cold Caleb free: And canting Nadab let oblivion damn, Who made new porridge for the paschal lamb.

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Or how could heavenly justice damn us all, Who ne'er consented to our father's fall?

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The presbyter, puff'd up with spiritual pride, Shall on the necks of the lewd nobles ride: His brethren damn, the civil power defy; 300 And parcel out republic prelacy.

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Then let us either think he meant to say This faith, where publish'd, was the only way; Or else conclude that, Arius to confute, 220 The good old man, too eager in dispute, Flew high; and as his Christian fury rose, Damn'd all for heretics who durst oppose.

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In times o'ergrown with rust and ignorance, 370 A gainful trade their clergy did advance: When want of learning kept the laymen low, And none but priests were authorised to know: When what small knowledge was, in them did dwell; And he a god, who could but read and spell: Then Mother Church did mightily prevail; She parcell'd out the Bible by retail: But still expounded what she sold or gave; To keep it in her power to damn and save.

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On his own reason safer 'tis to stand, Than be deceived and damn'd at second-hand.

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Now, if you damn this censure, as too bold, Judge by yourselves, and think not others sold.

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Resistless force and immortality 350 Make but a lame, imperfect, deity: Tempests have force unbounded to destroy, And deathless being, even the damn'd enjoy; And yet Heaven's attributes, both last and first, One without life, and one with life accurst: But justice is Heaven's self, so strictly he, That could it fail, the Godhead could not be.

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If not, it's a damn fool question.

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"'I don't care a damn what it is, I'd do it.

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"Damn foolishness," gurgled the Heavy Business Friend, sipping his port.

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I used to get soup for three cents, and roast beef with potatoes, all you could eat, for eight cents, that tasted better than anything I can ever get in this damn club.

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'Yes' said the Duke, with a very rigid bow, 'but it was a damn sight wetter, sir, on the morning of Waterloo.'

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A sailor, too, in jerkin blue, The strange appearance viewing, First damn'd his eyes, in great surprise, Then said, 'Some mischief's brewing.

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"Major Barton, affecting to be angry, said to the sentinel, who was now near him, 'Damn you, we have no countersign--have you seen any rascals to-night?' and, before the sentinel could determine the character of those who approached him, Major Barton had seized his musket, told him he was a prisoner, and threatened, in case of noise or resistance, to put him to instant death.

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"The cows--" "Damn the cows!

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"Damn 'em--I see 'em!"

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Worlds o' flowers comin' out the passes--" "Damn the flowers!"

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Damn 'em--and I'll see 'em dyin' in the sun--lilies like dried, dead weeds on the sand--that's what they'll be in a couple o' days--he said they was pretty, that fello' back there--" Lying with his head on his arm, he lifted a thumb to point over his shoulder.

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Lilies, jest lilies--damn 'em!"

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And both of them left letters addressed to Pilleux--enough to damn him in the eyes of authority.

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Leggo o' me an' lemme bus' my bean, damn you!" snarled Howard.

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Damn!

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Damn!

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Damn!"

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Damn!" screamed Madame d'Avala again.

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"Aw, I heard you sayin' damn!

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"Because you heard me screaming 'damn'?"

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"Am, cam, dam, damn, ham, jam, lamb----" The far-away look of genius faded out of the poet's eyes.

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As if such an influx of the world upon them at this moment were not sufficient of itself to damn them.

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"But--damn it!" ejaculated the squire.

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"And I don't care a damn what I do when my monkey's up.

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"Oh, don't be so damn funny!"

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And I'm surest of all that I shouldn't care a damn if you did."

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Don't you be a damn' fool!"

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It's been one damn thing after another.

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Lord Wilchester talked of motoring down the other day, bringing friends if you please to see the mine, I warned him off--the damn' fool!

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"I should like to burn that damn band alive!" he remarked as he did so.

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"Ah, but Edward, you know you've always wanted--" "Oh, damn my wants!" he broke in impatiently.

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The rest of the Wilchester crew don't care a damn, but he has more brains.

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Then as Dick made a gesture of refusal: "Damn it, man, he was in my employment anyway!

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"You really think I care a twopenny damn what anybody thinks about you or anyone else under the sun?

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"Damn it, Dick!

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"Don't tell me there has ever been any damn trouble with another woman!"

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Lost my mascot, too, damn it!

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Come and help me out of this damn fix!

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"Damn you!" he said, and gripped Saltash by the collar.

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"You damn blackguard!

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"Damn you--yes!"

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--'Thoroughly damned!' quoth the Manager, drily; 'we reproduce it, Sir--we reproduce it (with a knowing wink,) that the world, enraged at our audacity, may come here to damn it again.'

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Oh, _damn_ Mrs. Walters!

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So they said, 'Damn you!

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For profane swearing he rebuked his people: "You Elders in Israel will go to the cañons for wood, get a little brush-whipped, and then curse and swear--damn and curse your oxen and swear by Him who created you.

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Now hear it once more, you that need to hear it--and damn all such poor pussyism as sniffles and whines and rejects it!

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"Her master often said, 'I'll drink myself to death before I'll go to war and be shot down like a damn target.'

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He just said: 'Every damn horse goes.'

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"They hanged a Ku Klux for killing his wife and he said he didn't mind being hung but he didn't want a damn nigger to see him die.

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But I'd have a damn good try!"]

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"But remind him, damn him, that it's inexpressibly hot down here in the sun."

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Damn the horses," roared his lordship.

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"Damn them!" came up from below in Britt's hoarse voice.

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She's told me herself a thousand times that she doesn't mind the word 'damn' in the least.

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So lordly Juan, damn'd to lasting fame, Went out a pickle, and came back the same.

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Condemn them--damn them--hiss them, if you will-- Their author is your grateful servant still!

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Damn order, and method, and steps, and degrees, that he speaks of.

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SECOND GENTLEMAN Damn politics, they spoil drinking.

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Damn it, a man had better be without a nose, than without a name.

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