The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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Then, Inspector Donohue, you are a damn fool, and with God's 'elp I will prove it.

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Why, _damn_ you-- (_Starts_ R.) CROSBY (_grabbing_ WILLIAM _by shoulders_).

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I was a damn fool.

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Neither of them really cared a damn about Withers.

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D'you suppose _I_'d be such a damn fool as to muff it three times with the same woman?

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He said: "Tell that old sinner I don't care a copper damn whether he recognizes _me_ or not.

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I got a letter from her at Bruges--I can't show it you--telling me not to worry about you--I _was_ worrying about you, though you were such a damn fool, if you don't mind my saying so.

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He settled it towards midnight by saying that he'd buy another car that we could do what we damn-pleased with--a car that wouldn't matter--that you could take out in all weathers.

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And here he was, in a passion still, ramping up and down that private room he had at his club, and saying, "Damn my powerful pen, Furny!

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Damn my powerful pen!"

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And Jevons had said, "Damn my powerful pen!" to every one of them.

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They invite us to the argument, yet damn us to eternal punishment for the use of reason on the subject.

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But we have let enough be known--" "Enough?--enough to damn Madame d'Estrées?"

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But a more fatalist believer in liberty than Ashe doesn't exist--liberty especially to damn yourself--if you must and will."

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He descended--in a more philosophical mind; inclined, at any rate, to "damn" Lord Parham.

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"Send in my resignation by the next post--and damn the fellow that did it!

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"Would you damn me?"

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"That fellow at least has done his best to kick the ball, damn him!" thought Ashe, with contempt, as he thrust the paper into his pocket.

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_The same_.--"He would pronounce the word _Damn_ with such an emphasis as left a doleful echo in his auditors' ears a good while after."

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

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_Mr. H._ But then my name--damn my name!

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Damn him, I will affront him.

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damn it, I said augment it.

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

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Damn politics, they spoil drinking.

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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, You speak of unusual circumstances, Mr. Drummond, if that be the name you prefer.

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Damn ye, keep back!" roared Alan.

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He thought, "Damn it, why shouldn't she?

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He struck his hand down on the desk: "Well, damn the Scotch.

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You'll get a damn sight worse smack in the eye one of these days.

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His thought was, "Damn the letter!"

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"Damn it, she doesn't write me letters."

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Damn me, it did sting.

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And they're damn right."

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And if we hadn't--if we hadn't any obligations we'd pretty soon, we'd damn soon find them as soon as ever Germany breaks loose.

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"I know damn well they wouldn't," Otway declared.

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"But, damn it, those dogs and swine never _are_ right."

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He thought, "Damn that infernal music."

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His thought was, "Damn it, I hope she isn't bullying Effie."

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He said, and his voice appeared to him to be all jumbled up and thick, "Well, I don't care a damn."

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Think yourself lucky you were a Conscientious Objector, old man.... Oh, damn you, that hurt.

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Help me out of the damn thing'; and presently hobbled in and joined us, and soon after that lunch, exquisitely cooked and served and all very nice, too.

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Damn it, the chap only had one decent leg under the table and an uncommonly tired-looking face above it, and I felt rather sorry for him."

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Damn it, he can get all that outside the churches and get it better.

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Damn it, you've got to respond.

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YE CAN'T BUY THE NAIL ON MY LITTLE FINGER OR HIS WITH ALL YER MONEY--DAMN YOU!"

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"Damn, little souled, narrer contracted--" Uncle Peabody, speaking in a low, sad tone, but with deep feeling, cut off this highly promising opinion before it was half expressed, and rose and went to the water pail and drank.

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"Damn him!

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"Damn accomplishments!

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"Damn!" exclaimed John, swearing for the first time in his life.

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"Damn Lucy!

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"Oh, damn everybody," muttered Peter.

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"Best to think damn quick, or you'll have your old master down on you.

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"Damn that black cuss," he muttered, "and the preacher too.

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"If James Penhallow were here," she murmured, "I should ask him to say--damn!

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Damn Grey!

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Damn the Squire!

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"Yes, damn it!"

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Damn it, Leila!

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"It's his damn tender, soft-hearted ways that will win in the end.

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Damn these sugar plum husbands!

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Meade said sharply: "Damn the flags!

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"Then," said Francis, "he is the only man in the army who would have failed to damn those grinning troopers."

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"Damn him."

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Mark Brendon murmured "damn" gently under his breath.

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Once more he said "damn" to himself, dropped his fishing basket and rod, turned up the collar of his mackintosh, and walked to the police station, where he heard a little of the matter in hand from a constable and then asked for permission to use the telephone.

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Human nature damn soon sees through you, if you're pretending what you don't command.

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Now, damn you!..." he was shouting.

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"Damn it!"

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The family physician on the aside told me that it was "just a case of a damn fool woman with everybody too good to her."

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What constitutes a "damn fool" will include every person in the world, according to some one else.

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'And that drab of yours!' he cried, 'you can't deny that you set her on to damn the priest.'

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"Oh, damn!" he heard quite clearly.

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He pondered, lifted his spoon, waved it in the air; and then smiling with the happy recovery of a pleasant, friendly sound, repeated half to himself, half to his nurse: "Damn!

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Damn!

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Damn!"

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He would--from that moment, seated there beneath the window, Ernest Henry Wilberforce challenged the terrors of this world, and found them sawdust--he would say "damn" as often as he pleased.

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"Damn, damn, damn, damn," he whispered, and marked again, with meditative eye, the space from wall to screen.

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He wanted to understand--to understand what was the relation between his friend who had left last night, why he might say "dada," but mustn't say "damn," why, finally, he was here at all.

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His father's name was really "Damn."

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If we take, for the sake of example, such a line as Pope's: "Damn with faint praise, assent with civil leer," the test is comparatively simple.

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The smile went out of his face and he retorted explosively: "Go on--damn it all!

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"Then go, damn it, go!" cried his father in a burst of anger.

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"Damn him!

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I don't mind your losing your heart, but, damn it, don't lose your head.

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"We furnish the money--they furnish the blood--damn his blue blood!

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"It's like her, damn it, just like her!" he muttered.

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That's the tone o' speech signifyin' 'damn it all!' among women.

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Damn it!

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He locked the box and proceeded solemnly and thoroughly to damn Peyrot.

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I lay in my cell like a mouse in a trap till an hour agone, when at last he saw fit to appear--damn him!"

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dam (_mother_), dam (_obstruct_), damn.

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"Now, damn the girl!

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"Oh, damn the stars!" cried the Abbé, most uncanonically.

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"No, damn it, Val, I hadn't hold of your hand.

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Damn you men!

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Damn you!

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