The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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But this damn'd play was, notwithstanding, acted twenty-eight nights together, and left off at a receipt of upwards of a hundred and forty pounds; which happened to be more than in fifty years before could be then said of any one play whatsoever."

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But she forgot sentiment when she came back to give the breezy epilogue: "Methinks I hear some powder'd critics say Damn it, this wife reform'd has spoil'd the play!

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Be thou a spirit of health, or goblin damn'd; Bring with thee airs from heav'n, or blasts from hell; Be thy events wicked or charitable; Thou com'st in such a questionable shape That I will speak to thee.

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you damn'd confounded dog!

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"Now, uncle, there's a big difference--" "DAMN THE DIFFERENCE!

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They saw Mobile Point a semicircle of darting fire, and the _Brooklyn_ "athwart the _Hartford's_ hawse"; but they did not see, atom-small, perched high in the rigging of the flag-ship and demanding from the decks below, "why this?" and "why that?" a certain "plain sailor" well known to New Orleans and the wide world; did not see the torpedoes lying in watery ambush for him, nor hear the dread tale of them called to him from the _Brooklyn_ while his ship passed astern of her, nor him command "full speed ahead" as he retorted, "Damn the torpedoes!"

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Damn his uncle's wines, and his mushrooms, and his soft-footed servants, and his house of nuances and evasions, and his white grapes, large and outwardly perfect, and inwardly sentimental as the generation whose especial fruit they were.

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Damn!"

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Damn fool!

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Don't care if you do hate swearing--damn fools are damn fools, and there's an end to it.

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"Trouble is," said Perry, who had just banged his hair with Bailey's comb and was tying an orange tie round it to get the effect of Julius Caesar, "that you fellas can't sing worth a damn.

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And to-night, right now, he's lying in Bellevue, both legs broken, skull fractured, and not a damn cent in the world except insurance enough to bury him.

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Damn' smart, but not too smart for me, you woman!"

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Shoot, damn you, and have it done with.

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I didn't realize the bigness of the thing, didn't appreciate that what I wanted to do didn't count for a damn.

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"'Yes,' sez Rathbone, slowly, as if he was thinkin'--'yes, it's a damn shame!'"

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"And the other two gobs who wasn't as sober as Rathbone, they sez, too, 'Yes, it's a damn shame.'"

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devil with devil damn'd Firm concord holds, men only disagree Of creatures rational.'

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I would pretend to be entirely unconscious that I had in any way laid myself open to suspicion; that I had erred through pure stupidity and that I was where I was solely because I was a damn fool.

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I began to act like a damn fool.

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I saw playing the damn fool with him would be waste of time.

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Others considered me a damn fool; I could hear them laughing and saying: "Er ist ein dummer Mensch."

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But these sins which damn one's soul are in actual performance very tedious affairs; and I begin to grow aweary of the game.

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"'Damn Harry Lauder!" he answers, gey short.

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To bring this state of things about it would seem to be good policy not to damn the capitalist with bell and with book and frighten him till he is so scarce that he is master of the situation, but to give him every encouragement to save his money and put it into industry.

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When the keeper declined doing it, and urged the reason that the physician said he could not be moved without imminent danger to his life, the brutal tyrant exclaimed, "Damn him!

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Why_, said my Spaniard, calmly, _Inglise, they must not starve:_ but they replied, _Let them starve and be damn'd, they should neither plant nor build, and damn them, they should be their servants, and work for them, for the island was their's, and they would burn all the huts they should find in the island.

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What can you say to justify so horrid an action, as to murder us in cold blood?_ So far, Sir, was the wretch from denying it, that he swore, _damn him but he would do it still.

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_Wife._ Where then makee power strong, when he hears you curse, swear de great damn?

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But it would be uncharitable for us to imagine (as some Papists, abounding with too much ill nature, the only scandal to religion, do) that they will certainly be in a state of damnation after this life; for how can we think it consistent with the mercy and goodness of an infinite Being, to damn those creatures, when he has not furnished them with the light of the gospel?

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What can you say to justify so horrid an action, as to murder us in cold blood?_ So far, Sir, was the wretch from denying it, that he swore, _damn him but he would do it still.

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_Wife._ Where then makee power strong, when he hears you curse, swear de great damn?

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"I've been a damn fool," he confessed.

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What a damn fool a man can make of himself over a pretty face!

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We'd give praise if they'd damn us," said Mr. Maily.

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Oh, damn!

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Some girls, of course, don't care a damn about getting on ... especially if there's a Johnny somewhere in sight with enough cash in his pocket for a marriage license."

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No, Miss Robson, you are going to stay _right_ here.... Now, understand me, I'm not a damn fool!

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Why don't you plunge in boldly and damn the consequences?...

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It's damn good.

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CRILLY That's damn good.

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CRILLY That's a damn clever fellow.

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And damn all the old man has done to them.

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CRILLY Well, damn it all-- ALBERT Here's the voucher.

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Anyway it's a lie--a damn infernal lie.

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CRILLY Damn it all, man, Marianne and myself married without anything at all.

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"Oh, damn it all!" he said.

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"Damn 'em, and so they be," said George, utterly forgetting his manners.

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"Damn you," he said, "I owe this to you--you half-pay adventurer," and he lifted his arm as though to strike him.

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It just meant 'damn'; but he could make even 'damn' look holy."

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but to think that this scrap of paper should flutter into view to damn him after all those years!

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He could have made it much better had he been able to revise it, but surely it was touching, and Aaron need not have said "Damn," which was what he did say.

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"Damn him!" he said, in a gust of fury.

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But this was too much for loyal Corp. "Damn you!" he roared.

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"Damn!" they said under their breath, and rushed to her.

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Your fathers and mothers thought a great deal of that slim volume, but it would make little stir in an age in which all the authors are trying who can say "damn" loudest.

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"Damn it, you said there was this morning!"

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"Damn it," he said.

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Love me--if you're brave enough... And I warn you now that I love you, and I don't care a damn how I do it!...

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'Silence,' he hisses, 'if you can't hear that damn reveille, I'll punch you in the snoot, an' then mebbe you'll spread them lop-ears o' yourn!'

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"My independence," repeated Burgess, "I had it--more of it when I was looking out for you, sir, than I have now in this damn regiment----" "Well, what did you enlist for?"

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"Burgess--damn you--answer me, can't you!" he stammered, half strangled in the smoke, trying to master his terrified mount with rein and knee and heel.

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"Damn you!" shrieked another, "you ain't licked!

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Well scout to the front, damn you!...

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"Damn them!

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"Hey, you black offspring of a yellow whippet!" he bellowed to a driver, "back out there and be damn quick about it!"

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"Damn it, I've only got a sprained ankle to show my girl."

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I'm trying to speak calmly and coherently and without passion, damn it!

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"Damn the _Times_!" was the polite answer; "I don't come here to read newspapers.

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Damn his medicine and science.

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Beggin' your pardon, sir, but _damn_ him!"

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'Lord Bazelhurst, sir, damn you--' beg pardon, sir; it slipped out.

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They do not damn those poor benighted ones, but still hold out, in beautiful optimism, the hope that all those who do want to know the truth will find it!

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I know one thing and that is that they didn't make any headway in killing me when they hung me nor even when they scooped my brains out afterward--damn the doctors--damn the preachers--I hate them all they lied to me preachers priests and all they told me it was all right but I have found out its all wrong.

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If we would all of us look into our hearts, we might full truly consider that we have done enough to damn our souls; think we but how we have dealt with life, outraged ladies and burned houses, slain men, children, and everybody set to ransom, how we have eaten up cows, oxen, and sheep, drunk good wines, and done worse than robbers do.

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"Damn you, what do you mean?" shouted the sheriff.

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"Damn likely.

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"You're a damn liar!"

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That Bar Cross outfit is too damn inquisitive.

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Damn you!

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What do you think I am--a damn fool?" said Neuces.

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With a bit of graphite a hand guided by the unerring insolence of elation may artistically damn all men and things.

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Now, damn you, do your worst!"

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MICUS Damn the bit!

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'Tis a damn shame to have the poor rate payers supportin' the likes of him.

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But I suppose a friend isn't worth a damn unless he can help a man when he's in trouble.

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Enter an old friend._ GARRET DEVLIN (_walks slowly and takes the newspaper from the table, looks at the clock_) Only half-past ten, and damn the bit to do.

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Every damn one of you, from the Queen to the cockle picker.

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But now that Finbarr is heir to a title--well, we all know that Kitty is a very nice and good girl; but as Sir Denis says: "'Tis a pity that we should force people to marry against their will, and--" DONAL The long and short of it is that my daughter isn't good enough for your damn, flat-footed clodhopper of a son.

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if you damn me, you'll resemble those That flay'd the Travell'r, who had lost his clothes; Are there not foes enough to _do_ my books?

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she spreads resistless day; And mark, the monster's cloud-wrapt fabric falls-- He shrinks--he trembles 'mid his inmost halls, And all his damn'd illusions melt away!

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To damn the other with bolt and bar, One creepeth so low; so low!

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Now, as Delany was wont to say for years thereafter, that damn Mathusek case just went bad on him.

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