The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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Brann remarked, there goes the damn s---- of a b---- that has caused all my trouble.

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"Shot from behind," the story goes, To glorify him and to damn his foes.

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Rejoicing loud is in the House of Sham, Bigots to themselves make deep salaam, Shoddydom rubs its ringed hands in glee, The Ogre's scandal-scourged at each pink tea, Pecksniff's pray that he has gone to swell The galaxy of bravery and brains in Hell-- Great joy in small souls all not worth a damn!

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In fact, their support will damn any politician eternally, for the people wisely conclude that what the alleged "great dailies" support is a pretty good thing for them to oppose.

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They damn the Catholics for doing the very thing for which they commend the Protestant.

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Therefore it is most necessary, that the church, by doctrine and decree, princes by their sword, and all learnings, both Christian and moral, as by their Mercury rod, do damn and send to hell for ever, those facts and opinions tending to the support of the same; as hath been already in good part done.

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'Never mind,' said the stranger, cutting the address very short, 'said enough-no more; smart chap that cabman-handled his fives well; but if I'd been your friend in the green jemmy-damn me-punch his head,-'cod I would,-pig's whisper-pieman too,-no gammon.'

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'Joe!-damn that boy, he's gone to sleep again.-Joe, let down the steps.'

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'Damn that boy, he's gone to sleep again.

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Damn that boy; he's gone to sleep again.

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'Damn that boy,' said the old gentleman, 'he's gone to sleep again.'

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Joe-damn that boy, he's gone to sleep again-Joe, help Tom put in the horses.'

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'Joe, Joe!' said the gentleman; 'Joe-damn that-oh, here he is; put out the card-tables.'

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'Yes, ma'am-damn that Joe!-treacherous dog, Joe-told the old lady-old lady furious-wild-raving-arbour-Tupman-kissing and hugging-all that sort of thing-eh, ma'am-eh?'

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'Damn that boy!' thought old Mr. Wardle to himself.-He had heard the story from his mother.

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'Damn that boy!

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'"Damn you," said I, starting up, and rushing upon him; "I killed her.

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'"Well, damn my straps and whiskers," says Tom Smart (Tom sometimes had an unpleasant knack of swearing)-"damn my straps and whiskers," says Tom, "if this ain't pleasant, blow me!"

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He sat down before the fire, and stared at the old chair for half an hour.-Damn the chair, it was such a strange old thing, he couldn't take his eyes off it.

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'Why, damn their audacity, so they have,' said Captain Boldwig, as the crumbs and fragments that were strewn upon the grass met his eye.

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'Joe-damn that boy, he's gone to sleep.'

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After looking from Job to Jingle, and from Jingle to Job in profound silence, he softly ejaculated the words, 'Well, I AM damn'd!' which he repeated at least a score of times; after which exertion, he appeared wholly bereft of speech, and again cast his eyes, first upon the one and then upon the other, in mute perplexity and bewilderment.

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Friendship's a very good thing in its way-we are all very friendly and comfortable at the Stump, for instance, over our grog, where every man pays for himself; but damn hurting yourself for anybody else, you know!

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Joe; why, damn the boy, he's awake!'

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But how the money is to be raised when the bills fall due----" "Damn the bills!

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"Damn it!

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I seldom swear--it is such an ungentlemanlike habit--but when Louis answered by a grin, I think it was also perfectly natural that I should damn him for grinning.

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The devils do know thee; but those damn'd meteors Build not thy glory, but confound thy creatures.

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I reckon by yo' talk yo' are one of them damn Yankees, ain't yo'?"

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In Illinoise a Yankee is some one from the East, but down South he is anybody from north of the Ohio, and though that there war was fought forty years ago some of them fellers down there don't know damn and Yankee is two words yet.

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So I tells him I am a damn Yankee and asts him agin if I can do anything fur him.

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"Damn it--oh, damn it all," he says, rubbing the bridge of his nose, "I don't see how on AIRTH I kin do it.

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All I can say is he could do nothing but damn and swear at the mere mention of your name, and I must fee him out of my own pocket even to receive the custody of her effects.

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Damn ye, keep back!" roared Alan.

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"Damn Mr. George, sir.

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"Damn the shillings and halfpence, sir," he added, as the lawyer was making out the amount of the draft; and, flattering himself that by this stroke of magnanimity he had put the old quiz to the blush, he stalked out of the office with the paper in his pocket.

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"But what a comfort it is that Rebecca's come: you will have her for a friend, and we may get rid now of this damn'd Irishwoman."

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Damn you!

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Damn Honourables.

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Damn you," he screamed out.

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That dear good wife of yours has always been good to him; and he's fonder of her than he is of his...-Damn it.

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"Hold up, old boy," he said; "great man or not, we'll put a bullet in him, damn him.

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"Damn it, we will make a man of the feller," he said; "and I'll see him in Parliament before I die.

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damn; don't let us have this sort of thing!"

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Damn underground!

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Oh, damn my trousers!

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Damn it!

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To seize the moment and show what I could do, so that they would say, "He's clever, though he is absurd," and ... and ... in fact, damn them all!

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"Damn the fellow!" roared Trudolyubov, bringing his fist down on the table.

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"Damn it all, this was interesting, this was a point of likeness!"

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Damn it all, I was flattering her.

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Damn it all, she will come, she is sure to come!

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when I stand before his judgment-throne, that look will suffice to damn me!

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If one land Yet owned two masters, I had turned from yours The prows of Latium; but fame forbids, Lest men should whisper that I did not damn This deed of blood, but feared the Pharian land.

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If so he would probably damn me, but I should have to stand it.

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"[111]--"Lord Thy will be done; damn or save!" cries John Nelson,[112] exhausted with the anxious struggle to escape damnation; and at that moment his soul was filled with peace.

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O Lord, what a pleasant thing it is to have just DAMNED the happiness of (probably) the only two people who care a damn about you in the world.

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Damn it, Gosse, you needn't suppose that you're the only poet in the world.

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I regret exceedingly that I am not in Edinburgh, as I could perhaps have done more, and I need not tell you that what I might do for you in the matter of the election is neither from friendship nor gratitude, but because you are the only man (I beg your pardon) worth a damn.

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If they don't, damn them, we'll try them with another.

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The two words 'and legal' were unfortunately winged by chance against my weakest spot, and would go far to damn me.

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Damn O'Donovan Rossa; damn him behind and before, above, below, and roundabout; damn, deracinate, and destroy him, root and branch, self and company, world without end.

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I am not worth an old damn.

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Damn that garden;- and by day it is gone.

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But no, damn him, not he!

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to be coherent and picturesque, and damn the expense.

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Or this to Julia: So smooth, so sweet, so silvery is thy voice, As could they hear, the damn'd would make no noise, But listen to thee walking in thy chamber Melting melodious words to lutes of amber.

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'Damn my conduct!' said he.

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"John Kemble be damn'd, We will not be cramm'd."

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'Baker's' is the name of our house, but we don't address there; we prefer the tender care of the Post-Office, as more aristocratic (it is no use to telegraph even to the care of the Post-Office who does not give a single damn).

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I wonder if I have managed to give you any news this time, or whether the usual damn hangs over my letter?

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In biography you have your little handful of facts, little bits of a puzzle, and you sit and think, and fit 'em together this way and that, and get up and throw 'em down, and say damn, and go out for a walk.

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I have got to a crossing place, I suppose; the present book, SAINT IVES, is nothing; it is in no style in particular, a tissue of adventures, the central character not very well done, no philosophic pith under the yarn; and, in short, if people will read it, that's all I ask; and if they won't, damn them!

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- Yours very truly, ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON (in a German cap, damn 'em!)

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A damn'd business altogether!

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Even Patalolo..." "Damn Patalolo!

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Damn it!

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damn!"

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"Damn this Willems," he muttered to himself.

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"Oh, damn it!" exclaimed Lingard--then went on in Malay, speaking earnestly.

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Well, you came and dumped me here like a load of rubbish; dumped me here and left me with nothing to do--nothing good to remember--and damn little to hope for.

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Damn!...

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Damn him!" he added, under his breath.

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But all this while, I was not sensible of the danger and evil of sin; I was kept from considering that sin would damn me, what religion soever I followed, unless I was found in Christ: nay, I never thought of Him, or whether there was such a One, or no.

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Damn (dăm), v. t. [ imp.

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He shall not live; look, with a spot I damn him.

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You are not so arrant a critic as to damn them [the works of modern poets]... without hearing.

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

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&fist; Damn is sometimes used interjectionally, imperatively, and intensively.

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Damn , v. i.

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"While I inwardly damn ."

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