The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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He was more quietly dressed than the usual run of music- hall successes; he had looked critically at life from too many angles not to know that though clothes cannot make a man they can certainly damn him.

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"Oh, that will soon right itself," said the other with loud assertiveness, "that will right itself damn soon."

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"Damn you, Glory--I could kill yuh for this!" gritted Weary, and slid reluctantly from the saddle.

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"Oh, damn you, Glory!" whispered Weary through his teeth.

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The schoolma'am was looking down the trail, maybe-- At any rate she was a good many miles away from him now--so many that even if he got off and had Glory right there and ran him every foot of the way, he could not possibly get to her--and the way the train was galloping over the rails, she was every minute getting farther off, and-- What a damn fool a man can make of himself, rushing off like that when, maybe-- After that, a fellow who traveled for a San Francisco wine house spoke to him pleasantly and Weary thrust vain longings from him and was himself again.

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"There goes the damn butter--pick it up, Cal."

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"Damn a drunkard!" he said bitterly, and got into the saddle.

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"Yuh damn', taffy colored cayuse!" he said fretfully.

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"You'll have us--so damn broke up--" "All right--I won't.

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And I ain't claimin' t' be no Jiujitsu sharp" (with a meaning glance at Pink) "and I know the chances I'm takin' when I stand up agin the bunch--but I'm ready, here and now, t' fight any damn man that says I'm a liar, er that Weary was jest throwin' a load into me.

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Are punchers so damn scarce in this neck uh the woods, that yuh've got to shanghai a man in order to make a full crew?" he demanded of the Happy Family, in the voice of Weary--minus the drawl.

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"I've got a string uh cayuses in that darn stockyards, back in town--and a damn poor town it is!--and I've also got a date with the Circle roundup for tomorrow night.

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"Oh, damn Spikes," murmured Weary, with the fine recklessness of Irish in his tone.

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"He got my horse, damn him!

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to issue forth on _premières_ to damn a new play?

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"And--damn you--you shan't do it!

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He now checked a flood of biographical detail concerning the red pony long enough to fling a remark their way: "Ain't no Boy Blue--damn your soul!

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"That's a damn fine boy, and you want to start him right.

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"Yes, damn you!"

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"How'd you get this in, damn you?"

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"Damn you!

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So the damned old fool has lugged dynamite all the way from Tucson, and after they get through he's going to stuff the powder behind some of those chimneys and plug Horse-Thief so damn full of rock that a goat can't get over," said Zurich indignantly.

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"Damn the mine!" said Pete.

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"I got 'em all unhobbled but old Heck; and then that ornery Nig horse kicked me in the head--damn him!

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Damn.

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Mandi, on the other hand, sighed and thought, 'Oh, damn.'

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Damn.

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Damn.

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Damn all overused phrases.

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"Oh, damn!" muttered Paul, thumbing his walkie-talkie on.

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"Damn it, Martin, answer up!"

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Cade raised his voice slightly and interrupted with, "Damn it, listen up!

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"Damn!"

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"Damn," said Cade.

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"Damn," muttered Cade as he parked his butt against the desk and picked up Mandi's towel.

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Cade decided it didn't matter a damn where Mr. Klingon was, but he stopped eyeballing her legs so his system would relax enough that he could leave the restaurant in time to get to the eleven o'clock writer's panel.

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From somewhere in his mind came the thought, 'Well, damn.

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Damn.

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Staring at her briefly, Cade said, "Well, damn.

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"Damn it," muttered Cade, "That's the second time... You.

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Damn.

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"So I could probably just drink a lot of water or eat a phone book and it wouldn't matter a damn to the process?"

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'Damn,' thought Cade, suddenly far too aware of a myriad of sounds in the hall.

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"Damn," he said.

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"Well, damn," he muttered.

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"Damn George!" was Mr. Fowler's fervent retort.

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She stole it and ran off in the night, damn her!"

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"You're damn whistlin'.

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"Put the damn spy outa business, I say," broke in another angrily.

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"Tha's liable to be right soon, you damn horsethief.

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It's a damn shame, old pal.

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The formation don't amount to a damn.

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I can't tell you how damn glad I am.

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"Damn my skin, if it ain't the boy who bluffed a whole railroad system into lettin' him reload stock for me!"

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You have asked God to damn your soul over and over again, and yet here you are still.

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First-year men--that is to say, junior officers returning from their first leave--were the most encumbered, self-possessed, and asserting; those of the second year, so to say, usually got a corner-seat and looked out of window; while here and there a senior officer, or a subaltern with a senior's face, selected a place, arranged his few possessions, and got out a paper, not in the Oxford manner, as if he owned the place, but in the Cambridge, as if he didn't care a damn who did.

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"Damn it!

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"Damn!" he exploded.

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The girl with me on the boat--oh, damn, I've told you!--and I am swearing, and you're a parson, but it can't be helped now--well, the girl told me we should meet again, and that it was probably you who was mixed up with my fate-line.

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He doesn't care a damn if a chap drinks and swears and commits what the Statute-Book and the Prayer-Book call fornication.

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_Damn_ society!

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"I don't care a damn for anyone!" said Peter fiercely; "let her.

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They don't damn-well worry about identification papers much here--too little, p'raps, these days.

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"A kiss, first, Julie: no one will see and it doesn't matter a damn if they do.

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"I don't care a damn if they do, Peter!

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"Damn!" said the other, and turned away.

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And I damn-well shall if we sit on here!

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However, I don't care a damn!

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"Damn God!

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Ain't I a client, ain't I a friend,--and damn it all, man, ain't I a creditor?

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"Damn him!

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I don't care a damn who squares the account; your indorsers' cash will suit me as well as your own."

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"You damn fool!

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I'm going to squat on your trail until the money's in my hand; otherwise I know damn well I won't ever see a cent of it!

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"I've told you what you got to do, Marsh, and I mean every damn word I say,--understand that?

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"Damn you, where do you think I'll get it?" cried Langham.

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"Damn him!" thought the gambler.

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"No, sir, it wouldn't keep; I want to tell you just what I think of you, you damn--" "Oh, that will keep, Marsh, any time will do for that; anyway, you have told me something like that already!

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"He's too damn perpendicular!"

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"I got a damn good notion who killed old McBride; I could go out on the street and put my hand on the man who done it!"

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Because it _is_ straight, every damn word of it, boss."

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I suppose if they could shift suspicion so that it would appear you had had something to do with the old man's murder, it would take Moxlow and the judge and any decent jury no time at all to hang you; for who would care a damn whether you were hanged or not!

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"Of John North--" "Damn him!" he cried.

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"He knows where I'm to be found," said Langham, striding forward again, "and, damn it, this is no concern of yours!"

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"You're damn social!" snarled Gilmore over his shoulder.

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She was in North's rooms--" "You lie, damn you!" cried Langham, springing to his feet.

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Well, he was the whole thing with your wife when she went away this fall and then he began to take up with the general's girl--sort of to keep his hand in, I suppose--the damn fool!

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"Oh, all sorts of damn nonsense.

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He went through the safe and took what was useful to him,--and those damn bonds of North's which weren't useful,--and skipped by the side door and out over the shed roof and down the alley, just as Joe said."

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She's been there to see him; damn it, she cried and hollered and took on awful because she ain't seein' me; it was pitiful!"

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"It's a damn rotten business, and I'll call it by what name I please!

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"No, damn you, I can't trust you!" and he flung her from him.

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"Oh, very well, bring the whole damn thing rattling down about our ears!" he cried.

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I got off at the crossin' where they slow up and come along here; I wasn't thinkin' of a damn thing but gettin' home to my old woman.

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"Yes, damn you--you can--and will!" and Langham raised his voice to give weight to his words.

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"Damn him, he knows I won't stand for hangin' North!" the handy-man told himself under his breath.

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"Here, damn you, let go!" panted Montgomery.

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"I don't know, Custer, and not wishing to be short with you, I don't care a damn!" rejoined Mr. Shrimplin, endeavoring to meet the situation with an air of pleasant raillery.

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'Damn you, I'll stripe you!' exclaimed a brutal fellow, rising in his stirrups and aiming a blow at the wounded man.

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But like all spiritual forces, it must be kept pure and spiritual, or instead of saving, it will damn.

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