The 17,250 occurrences of damn
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I never valued your cross-over to couple--figure in--right and left--and I'd foot it with e'er a captain in the county!--but these outlandish heathen allemandes and cotillions are quite beyond me!--I shall never prosper at 'em, that's sure--mine are true-born English legs--they don't understand their curst French lingo!--their _pas_ this, and _pas_ that, and _pas_ t'other!--damn me!
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you never hear any thing that would make another man bless himself, but you immediately damn it with a but!
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and damn your trinkets!
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* * * * * * * * * * EPILOGUE By the Author Spoken by MRS. BULKLEY Ladies, for you--I heard our poet say-- He'd try to coax some moral from his play: "One moral's plain," cried I, "without more fuss; Man's social happiness all rests on us: Through all the drama--whether damn'd or not-- Love gilds the scene, and women guide the plot.
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"Damn you!" said Crewe, lurching forward, but the gun swung round on him and he stopped.
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"Keeping out of your way, damn you!" said White fiercely.
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"Now, damn you," he said harshly, "what's thy proposition?
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Don't ask such damn-fool questions, Silva!
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"Open it, Pinto," and as the other did not instantly move, "open it, damn you!
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"I know you, damn you!
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Damn him._ "I'll massage a little longer."
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"I have often wondered," remarked the mate to nobody in particular, "how it is that so many damn fools get rich on shore."
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III ~ THE TAVERN OF THE SEAS Now, Mister Macliver, you knows him quite well, He comes upon deck and he cuts a great swell; It's damn your eyes there and it's damn your eyes here, And straight to the gangway he takes a broad sheer.
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Damn you, I mean business!"
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To Mayo, who was close to him, he mumbled, "Damn him, if he dumps me like this you're going to be the winner!"
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Now, damn you, I've got you!"
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Damn it, if it wasn't for a woman being mixed into it, the thing would have worked out all right!"
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[Illustration: DARDANELLES DEFENSES] There is some military support for the opinion that if, on the 18th or at some more suitable time, the fleet had acted in the spirit of Farragut's "Damn the torpedoes!
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'Now then,' roars the indomitable mate, the moment his dripping {127} yardarm comes from under, 'turn to, there--d' y' think we 're going to hang on here the whole damn' day?'
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They get too damn friendly.
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"Damn German science," was her reply.
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"They're stowed in t' hollow of t' old trunk, fifty yards back of t' tilt, damn you," he snarled, and tried to roll over, groaning bitterly with pain of both body and soul.
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"Sit down, damn you," said Denison, the supercargo, "and don't excite them any more.
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"'Rita tell me I damn you too much last night, eh?
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"Damn the cursed half-breed of a fellow!
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"Damn her!" muttered Lester to himself, as he stood on the topgallant foc'scle watching the two boats with their toiling crews of brown-skinned natives; "nearly five months since she last saw him, and there she sits calmly watching us as if we had only sailed yesterday.
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An oath escaped him: "Damn it all!
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"You little damn fool!"
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"You know damn well what I mean," the doctor said.
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His shock increased when he heard the delicate lady from Nashville say, "Oh, damn, who the hell is that?" and he was further startled to see an oddly dressed man wearing some sort of metal apparatus on his head follow the girl out of the saloon, gesticulating angrily at her.
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"Damn it, let me go!" she said.
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"Damn you," she said.
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"Damn it, no!
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"Damn you, and your cigars too!" cried the young man furiously.
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Damn!"
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She could have saved me, but she chose to damn me."
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"Poor devil--poor damn fool of an Israelite," said one observer to another.
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They Damn'd the Depont.
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Potter answered that he would share none until his Return for all the Men were indebted to the Owners more than that amounted to and Swore at and Damn'd them threatning them with his drawn sword at their Breasts, which Treatment Obliged the Men to hold their Peace and when said Sloop arrived at Barbadoes Capt.
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Is not such a vague and unscientific mode of proceeding putting a two edged sword into the the hands of the ignorant, and the most likely method to damn the reputation of any very active and powerful medicine?
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To me it doesn't matter a twopenny damn--I apologise; it was the Duke of Wellington's favourite standard of value--but I can't see what good it can do either you or the village, under the circumstances, that I should stand on my head for the popular edification.'
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Why, I'm damned if I'll pay you the charter money at all, after the way you've acted, and all----" "Mr. Davidson, damn the charter money!"
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"Do you suppose--damn you!--that I want her like that?
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"Damn you!"
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"A deuced pretty coil, on my soul!" says Jack, beginning to limp up and down, "oh, a deuced pretty coil--damn the fellow!"
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"From to-day she is in our care alone--her mother died twenty years ago--and to-day--poor Jack--oh, damn your Merry Christmas!--are you so utterly heartless and without feeling, or only a blind fool?"
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Damn close, on the VHF band, their transmission is completely overriding the background noise."
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'Damn him!
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"I struck that man and I'm glad I did strike him--damn him!
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"Damn the swine," muttered Vane.
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It seemed impossible to kill the damn thing... For a while he bit the whistling atrocity to his heart's content; then with it still between his fore paws he looked up into Vane's face.
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He hoped that it might help to keep the damn woman quiet for a bit; and, besides everybody was giving dances.
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And then, indeed, she could have said with reason--'I sure have made a damn fool of myself.'
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"You must be even more damn foolish than most humans," it remarked, "if you try to make yourself think that the way of a man with a maid depends on the doing of things that are worth while."
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Damn clever thing to do too; I mustn't forget to congratulate him if he does..." He turned in at the courtyard of the hotel, glancing round for Nancy Smallwood.
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Let's go on a 'bus..." "No damn fear," returned Bill.
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In moments of extreme feeling she sometimes reverted to the language of her fathers, with its soft West Country burr... "When Green come courtin' me, he just tuk me in tu his arms, and give me a great fat little kiss..." "And, by Jove, Mrs. Green, he was a damn lucky fellow to be able to do it," cried Vane, taking the kindly old hand in both his own.
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True the second bark seemed in the nature of an apology; but damn it, one must do something... "You've come," said Vane, and with the sight of her every other thought left his head.
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"Damn it," he cried, "and why can't we cheat 'em, Joan?
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Damn it, man, it's not religion--it's common horse sense."
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"Damn bad," said Vane, nodding his head.
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A damn good flogging twice a day--you'll pardon my language, is what they want."
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"Of all the bandy-legged crowd of C3 perishers I've ever seen, this crowd fills the bill... Why one damn fellow who's helping in the cook-house--peeling potatoes--says it gives him pains in the stummick... Work too hard... And in civil life he was outside porter in a goods yard."
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"How damn funny, old bird," he said still chuckling; "how damn funny..." The humour of the situation had struck him suddenly.
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He would keep the woman company, and he would be happy just like her, instead of having to force his frozen hands to hold that cursed slippery wood... And Joan would be happy, because she would have saved Blandford; and Baxter, damn him, he would be happy; and the whole blessed outfit would be happy as well as him when he had just dropped on to sleep...
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"That one," he answered (still with the lace between his teeth), "which begins-- "'Curse the people, blast the people, Damn the lower orders!'"
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Damn it, Gib, the Bees pulled out a hundred years ago, before you and I were born--neither of us ever saw a Hymenop, and never will!"
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"Oh, well, damn it all, don't keep on preaching.
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"Damn Christmas!" was all the new girl had to say to that.
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"Damn!"
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Damn!
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Damn!"
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"Damn you, Pete!
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Damn your robots!
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Damn, what direction am I going?"
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"Damn the rotten luck, anyway!"
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Those words damn much in the world.
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That Charlie did not see her was ridiculously slight evidence whereon to damn so ancient and picturesque a legend.
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Damn you!
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Damn them!
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Damn you, you dirty thief, I've done with you and your master too, so you can go your own errands, and I only hope they'll get you into trouble.'
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Yes, kind!--damn him!
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* * * * * We were almost close enough now and he was steeling himself to shoot and I remember wondering for a split second what his damn gun did to you, and then me and the girl had started the alternation routine.
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He just assumed equality with us right from the start and he talked in an absolutely matter-of-fact way, neither praising nor criticizing one bit--too damn matter-of-fact and open, for that matter, to suit my taste, but then I have heard other buggers say that some old men are apt to get talkative, though I had never worked with or run into one myself.
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"Damn you, Pop!"
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"Damn the both of you!" she finished.
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Ray, I don't think you're going to get your baby A-blast, and what's more I'm afraid you've wasted something that's damn valuable.
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"I'll do whatever I damn well please," he shouted across.
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In regard to such the "ecclesiastical damn" and the "scientific damn" have been freely used.
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His anger grew--"damn them for a pack of cringing, footling cowards: he, Tim Gamelyn, descendant of the De Gamelyns who fought in a hundred battles, would teach them how men of his father's house went into battle."
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"All the damn circuses are out on a strafe--and we're It--von Bissing, von Rheinhoff, and von Wentzl.
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If that damn Wade won't sell, I'll find some means to drive him away."
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"Damn you!"
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"You're a damn fool, Wade."
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We've both of us talked too damn much, and that's a fact."
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