The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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He muttered, "Damn--damn--DAMN!" as he saw the young man carelessly embracing Claire.

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"Oh, _damn_ nice china!

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Damn dirty snobs.

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Nobody gives a damn about you or your affairs.

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"When Orpheus went down to the regions below, To bring back the wife that he lov'd, Old Pluto, confounded, as histories show, To find that his music so mov'd: That a woman so good, so virtuous, and fair, Should be by a man thus trepann'd, To give up her freedom for sorrow and care, He own'd she deserv'd to be damn'd.

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From Oxford to Manitoba; then robbed and ruined by a shark of a farming agent, damn him, down here to this wilderness and hole of a Quebec Province for a change.

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We hadn't done so well last time, getting ambushed in the Fifty Suns group and damn near losing our shirts before we managed to get out.

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"Damn," Chase said.

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"Get up, damn it!" he snapped.

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"You'll damn well _have_ to do something about it!

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"Turn that damn thing off!

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"I don't know, damn it!

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"Damn those Hun outcasts!" the Colonel thundered, stamping from the room and banging the door after him.

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Laying a hand on his friend's shoulder, he said: "You're damn right!

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He looks a damn sight better than I feel.

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"I don't care a damn about that.

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"Damn the shape of the bay," said the doctor.

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"Damn Willowby!" he said.

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It's a damn lie!"

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You're going to ask forgiveness for all your damn tricks, and pray like a fanning-mill for the Spirit to come down.

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"I'll do that damn quick, then," said the other, his hand flying to his hip.

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1, 9: 'The Law is made for the lawless,' and that by this pedagogy men might come to Christ as Paul says to the Galatians (3, 24): 'The Law was our schoolmaster to bring us to Christ,' In the second place, the Law is to be taught to reveal sin, to accuse, terrify, and damn the consciences, Rom.

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A law which does not damn is an imagined and painted law as the chimera or tragelaphus.

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The declaration read: "I do not adhere to the dangerous Flacian Illyrian errors, contentions, poisonous backbitings, and fanaticism (_zaenkischem Geschmeiss, giftigem Gebeiss und Schwaermerei_) with which the schools and churches of this country are burdened [by Flacius] concerning the imagined adiaphorism, synergism, and Majorism and other false accusations, nor have I any pleasure in it [the quarreling], and in the future I intend, by the help of God, to abstain from it altogether, to damn, flee, and avoid it, and as much as I am able, to prevent it."

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"Damn if I don't take a crack at it."

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Damn you, don't you see you're driving me too far?"

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signals; our men with their rifles at the "High Port," not giving a damn for anybody living, with one fixed idea that is to get into Fritz' trench and take all of our objectives and take them prisoner, but if they show any fight to do them in.

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"Where was you when the damn lie passed?"

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"'Damn unpleasant that rope.

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He's a reckless, don't-give-a-damn fool who has forgotten there's such a thing as consequences.

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One thought dominated Corrigan's mind: "Three weeks, and exchanging confidences--damn him!"

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I ain't no hawg an' I got savvy enough to perceive without the aid of any damn fortune-teller that cattle is done in this country--considered as the main question.

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You can drag the courts into it; you can wriggle around a thousand legal corners, but damn you, you can't avert what's bound to come if you don't lay off this deal, and that's a fight!"

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It was not his way to procrastinate; he meant to exert every force at his command, quickly, resistlessly, to destroy Trevison, to blacken him and damn him, in the eyes of the girl who sat beside him.

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I was here alone, watchin', as you told me, but couldn't move a finger--damn 'em!"

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"Shall I get the boys an' go after them damn sneaks?" he questioned, his voice tremulous.

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Half the damn fools in this country wouldn't know a deed from a marriage license, an' they haven't been needin' one or the other.

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Damn a town that never sleeps!"

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Damn it!

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I'd feel a damn sight more secure.

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He's clouded every damn title.

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We'll make him talk, damn him!"

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"Damn it, I'd knife Corrigan for you!" he vowed, recklessly.

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"Worry, damn you!" he sneered.

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"I mailed the damn letter an' come back on the train that brought it to him!"

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Railroads is all right in their place--which is where folks ain't got no cayuses to fork an' therefore has to hoof it--or--or ride the damn railroad."

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Well, damn 'em, we'll show 'em!

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Would he come driftin' back to the home ranch, an' come out when them damn deputies come along, bowin' an' scrapin' an' sayin': 'I'm here, gentlemen--I've been waitin' for you to come an' try rope on me, so's you'd be sure to get a good fit!'

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"A damn fine bunch of guys to represent the law!

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But there's thirty more--if the damn fools have come in to town!

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"Good God!" yelled Barkwell to some of the men who had ridden up; "the damn fool is goin' to town!

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No, I'll have none of't: 'tis enough I keep Greedy at my devotion: so he serve My purposes, let him hang, or damn, I care not; Friendship is but a word.

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For which gross fault, I here do damn thy license, Forbidding thee ever to tap or draw; For instantly, I will, in mine own person, Command the constable to pull down thy sign; And do it before I eat.

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"Damn!" he said aloud.

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His whole damn brain is probably completely different!

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But damn it all, what would the results be?

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"Damn you, put up that knife!" choked Miller, seeing the blow coming but not quickly enough to dodge it.

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"Serves me damn right, bein' so slow with my gun," he said.

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"Damn it!" he cried.

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"If you please, sah," said Seth, "Rachel tole me tell yo' de train for N'York--" "Damn New York," said Pinckney.

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Her long hair trailed across his arm, and lost to every consideration but that of satisfying his temper, he caught it as she passed and swinging the osage stick to which he still clung, shouted: "Damn you!

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"Damn it!

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"Damn you," he yelled, "let me go; let go, I say!

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"'"Damn pretty sunset!" remarked Jim, as he drew in his oar, and bent over to light his pipe, and then, musingly: "I wish I hadn't had to kill that nigger."

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Damn it, why couldn't I do it?

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The dog bit yer because yer tried to kiss the girl, and he served you damn well right!"

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"All right, but, damn you, if it warn't that my leg is sore where the dog bit me I'd fight yer till I couldn't see!"

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A print is given of the scene; and the obnoxious toasts are also quoted; they are: "The pious memory of Oliver Cromwell;" "Damn--n to the race of the Stuarts;" "The glorious year 1648;" "The man in the mask," &c. The print is dated 1734, which proves that the meeting at which the disturbance arose was not the first which had taken place.

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Damn it all, man, do something, and don't bother me again until you have a real story--yes, I said a real story--are you hard of hearing?

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"Damn you all," says he, "I'll fight the best of you for nothing."-"Done!" says Tawno, "I'll be ready for you in a minute."

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"Damn you!" he shrieked.

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"I'm your father, damn you!

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You've double crossed me, and damn your hide, I'm going to send you over the divide in a hurry!"

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Damn the cuss!" he exploded impatiently.

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From Pau to La Barre is seventy miles--as near as 'damn it.'

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"Now let them come on," cried the Senator, "just as soon as they damn please!

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In a little time Teach's sloop ran aground, and Mr. Maynard's, drawing more water than that of the pirate, he could not come near him; so he anchored within half gun-shot of the enemy, and, in order to lighten his vessel, that he might run him aboard, the lieutenant ordered all his ballast to be thrown overboard, and all the water to be staved, and then weighed and stood for him; upon which Black-beard hailed him in this rude manner: "Damn you for villains, who are you; and from whence came you?"

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This mixture of opposites should have been enough to damn it in the eyes of a public intent upon classifying everything by means of labels and of making everything so classified stick to its label like grim death.

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"Not a drop, damn it!"

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"Damn it, I wasn't ready for him," we heard Thorpe say in the professionals' room.

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"Damn it, control yourself, man!" growled O'Connell, himself uncontrolled, "your wife'll pull through with care, though she'll never have another child."

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"Damn the fool!" was Challis's thought, but he gave it less abrupt expression.

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'Damn you!' cried George, with an explosion of sudden fury.

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'Let me go, damn you!' cried George, his voice shrill with rage.

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'No, damn you!'

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Oh, damn your Union--it's a fair nuisance!

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Damn it all, we've got to live.

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Damn her, she's hurt me!

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[_A sigh to himself_] Damn the women!

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"It was plain damn foolery!

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It's an easy enough thing to do if you just slip your pencil inside an envelope and write blindly, but it made me sick to think of poor old Thompson scrawling in the inside of his envelope, furiously, furtively, while the ink of his neat copperplate dried on the outside, and Macartney likely stood by poring over the actual letter, wondering if there was any flaw in it that could show out and damn him.

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I wheeled to get out of that damn lean-to quicker than I had got in; and instead I stood rooted to the floor.

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They've got Mr. Wilbraham, and"--he turned his head to me again--"they damn nearly got me!"

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"Sacré damn, bring Mademoiselle Paulette and _come out_!

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But it damn well would have been me, if it hadn't been for"--he paused casually, and pointed behind him--"Baker."

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Damn him, replied the captain, you will never see him again: he ran away, was taken, put into New Town gaol, brought back again, and whipped, had a pot-hook put upon him, ran away with it on his neck, and has never been heard of since; so that, without doubt, he must either be killed by some wild beast, or drowned in some river.

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Dressing himself up in a chequered shirt, jacket, and trowsers, he went upon Exeter quay, and, with the rough but artless air and behaviour of a sailor, inquired for some of the king's officers, whom he informed that he belonged to a vessel lately come from France, which had landed a large quantity of run goods, but the captain was a rascal, and had used him ill, and damn his blood if he would not ---.

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Then some fellow discovered Holland, and now all comic operas run to blonde girls in patched breeches and wooden shoes, and the back drops are 'Rotterdam, Amsterdam, any damn place at all.'

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