The 17,250 occurrences of damn
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Of all damn impudence!"
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If you spend their money and win, they'll say 'Thank you'--maybe; and if you go under, they'll damn you up one side and down the other and probably try to send you to the pen.
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"Let me go, damn you!" he shouted, shrilly.
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O cursed lust of gold: when for thy sake The fool throws up his interest in both worlds, First starved in this, then damn'd in that to come.
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Professor Thunder repeated his intrepid words; aside he hissed "Bellow, damn you--bellow!"
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"Damn the wager," I exclaimed.
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"Damn everything you have a mind to, my dear fellow," he encouraged.
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"Damn Lotzen," said I, heartily.
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"That's well enough as far as it goes, but it's the King's damn you want."
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"Damn that woman!"
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"Damn her!"
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The whole damn planet is accreting a layer of off-world tourists.
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It's because we bought a house with damn high ceilings.
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Some big damn alien wanted to live there, so they put us here.
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Damn, I hope I know what I'm doing.
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Damn.
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And I had to tell him I didn't know where my damn kid was!
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# The new counselor was no damn good.
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"It's a good country to come from," was the swift and contemptuous rejoinder, "and a damn' poor one to stay in.
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"The Great Bear, damn him!" he exclaimed with savage vehemence.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,795 ~ ~ ~
"All I get is that Hamilton Burton is out in war paint for a bear raid--damn him!"
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First, behind the pleasing minstrel stands the Emperor--damn his magnificently audacious soul!
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Brother Paul shines by some of this reflected glory--so it has become the fashion to damn Brother Paul, too."
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There can be no peace for any of us until he is destroyed ... and, damn him, I mean to see that it's done!"
~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,856 ~ ~ ~
"By heaven," exclaimed Malone fiercely, "we've got to smash him--damn him!"
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Damn it, when I need a train I need a train.... You understand me, don't you, Carter?"
~ ~ ~ Sentence 3,418 ~ ~ ~
"Well, damn it," Hamilton exculpated to himself, "it was a long time before he had any fun."
~ ~ ~ Sentence 3,892 ~ ~ ~
Perhaps the nearest approach to a reply was the prophecy of a cynical curb-broker--"Whatever he damn pleases."
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Hamilton Burton gazed silently for a moment, then he said shortly: "I'm not such a damn' fool as to try to argue with a woman in a rage.
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Leibniz was not going to damn the Pope with true Protestant fervour.
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Now the soul being once under the domination of sin, and ready to commit sin in actual fact as soon as the man is fit to exercise reason, a new question arises, to wit: whether this tendency in a man who has not been regenerated by baptism suffices to damn him, even though he should never come to commit sin, as may happen, and happens often, whether he die before reaching years of discretion or he become dull of sense before he has made use of his reason.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,500 ~ ~ ~
They will not have it that God should refuse his grace to those whose resistance to it he foresees, nor that this expectation and this tendency should cause the damnation of these persons: and yet they claim that the tendency which constitutes original sin, and in which God foresees that the child will sin as soon as he shall reach years of discretion, suffices to damn this child beforehand.
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For it seems hard to damn them eternally for having done that which they had no power to prevent themselves from doing.
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Those that damn even children, who are without discretion, trouble themselves even less about adults, and one would say that they have become callous through the very expectation of seeing people suffer.
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This I pointed out some time ago to the excellent M Pélisson, to show him that the Roman Church, going further than the Protestants, does not damn utterly those who are outside its communion, and even outside Christianity, by using as its only criterion explicit faith.
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Her beauty was marvellous, but "calculated, to ruin and damn men rather than to save them."
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Still the same plea-- "My sin was made for me By men's perverseness:" still the same impulses of mad, despairing self-assertion-- "I have a _right_ to choose my good or ill, A right to damn myself!"
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The "right to damn" himself which he had claimed is his in all its bitterness; and when he would charge the self damnation upon the Gypsy chief, the reply of calm withering scorn can but add keener pang to his awaking remorse: the self-damning "Deed was done Before you took your oath, or reached our camp, Done when you slipped in secret from the post 'Twas yours to keep, and not to meditate If others might not fill it."
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"Oh, damn!"
~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,776 ~ ~ ~
Folks may say what they damn please about women lovin' the most; it's the feller mighty nigh ever' whack that acts the fool.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,485 ~ ~ ~
"Damn you!
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Westerfelt's boy ain't a-gwine to harbor no ill-will agin one o' his daddy's old friends that wus actin' the damn fool 'fore he knowed who he wus monkeyin' with."
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Toot pulled up at the side gate an' said: 'No use, Het, damn it; I can't make it, and they'll know my horse and wagon an' prove it on me.'
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Damn!
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"What I make of it is a whole lot of old women's damn silly nonsense!" he announced in a loud voice.
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"Damn it!
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"Let go of me, Wynne, damn you!" he broke out petulantly, his eyes opening.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,294 ~ ~ ~
But I'll find him--damn it, I'll find him."
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"I don't care a damn about that," he broke out angrily.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,091 ~ ~ ~
I picked up my revolver and, in a sort of blind rage, fired at it through the open window; and I believe I said something like this: 'Damn it, why won't you go?
~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,397 ~ ~ ~
"I--I--damn it, Tony, you don't believe it, do you?"
~ ~ ~ Sentence 3,150 ~ ~ ~
"And a damn lot of good _you've_ done me, for all your fine reputation!" he said sneeringly, his face reddening.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 3,287 ~ ~ ~
Mr. Narkom had expressed his doubts about it, had told Cleek that he really did not see how any human agency could possibly get Nigel Merriton off, with such appalling evidence to damn him.
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"Damn funny."
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"Yes--damn you all--yes!" he replied venomously.
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Good Black (Rises and hitches up his trousers) Aw, yo' ain't gointer leave me, and if yo' go, yo' wouldn't stay, 'cause I'm a damn sweet man, and yo' know it!
~ ~ ~ Sentence 4,382 ~ ~ ~
"Damn his neck!" said Lord Strathern, striding up and down the room.
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Thus to "damn with faint praise," displeased Mr. L---- more than positive censure, and he exclaimed: "Then you never saw her play Jane Shore.
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If you must vilify, condemn, and eternally disparage, why, resign your position, and when you are outside, damn to your heart's content.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 4,006 ~ ~ ~
Damn it, man, it's open!"
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"You're damn whistlin', Red.
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I got no time for damn fule talk."
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He was still sputtering "By damn," when Clay bumped him up against a hitching-post, garroted him, and swung the hose around the post in such a way as to encircle the feet of the man.
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"I keel you, by damn, ef you don't turn me loose!" roared the big man in a rage.
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"You're damn whistlin' Clay ain't like me.
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You're damn--you're sure whistlin'.
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"You damn fool!
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Masefield said of them in "Gallipoli": "They were in the pink of condition and gave a damn for no one!"
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They were gathered from many States--their day was just "one damn thing after another"--sometimes varied a bit with a right turn instead of left, and sometimes we would salute to the right instead of the left--but when night came, fun must be had somehow, and Bendigo had to supply it.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,288 ~ ~ ~
Perhaps this was policy, for generally the Turkish prisoners would remark: "Englisher very good--German damn bad!"
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Damn Kells and the barber, up with the boords and go to work!--this is something like sport!
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Damn the last Derby--regularly stump'd--cleaned out--and done Brown!--not a feather to fly with!
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"He _is_ a sweet young man," said a simpering damsel to a red-headed Lothario, with just brains enough to be jealous, and spirit enough to damn the player.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 2,116 ~ ~ ~
Therefore, if your kitmudgar, nodding behind your chair, permits his astonished fly-flapper to become a part of the great Quiescent, or if your punka-wallah, having subsided into a comatose beatitude, suddenly invites his compliant machine to repose in himself, in a dream of absolute stagnation, with the thermometer at 120° outside the refrigerator, you must not say, "Damn that boy,--he's asleep again!"
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(_rises, and lights pipe_) Oh, damn the future--and the past too!
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"Damn it!
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damn it all, if it were only mine!"
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If he don't repent, God will damn him as quick as he would damn a Guinea nigger.'"
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Damn it!
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Blake says somewhere, "Damn braces, bless relaxes."
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"Oh, damn New York!"
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Oh, damn money!
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Damn!
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Damn!"
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I've had some hard mean tussles about it--lately--and that's my only excuse for acting like a damn fool as I did--the other day.
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"Damn the tea!" said Mr. Moggridge.
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In fact, travel in the Balkans since the war is just one damn visé after another.
~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,852 ~ ~ ~
In this case the children are the masters in the house, as the wife was in the former case, and Lord Ashley gives an example of this in his speech: {147b} A man berated his two daughters for going to the public house, and they answered that they were tired of being ordered about, saying, "Damn you, we have to keep you!"
~ ~ ~ Sentence 3,332 ~ ~ ~
And I took ship, and here I am; And where I go, I care not a damn-- Rio, Jamaica, Seringapatam-- Good-bye to Jane and the courtin'."
~ ~ ~ Sentence 3,354 ~ ~ ~
Why, what a damn'd fool you must be!
~ ~ ~ Sentence 1,545 ~ ~ ~
So they said 'damn,' and strolled off to buy chocolates."
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To quote my caller, "Some damn odd things are happening that are beginning to worry me."
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As one of the men at the briefing I gave said, "It's incredible, and I can't believe it, but those boys in FEAF are in a war--they're veterans--and by damn, I think they know what they're talking about when they say they've never seen anything like this before."
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And when I talked to him, he said he was damn glad that he was running out of fuel because being out over some mighty desolate country alone with a UFO can cause some worry.
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