The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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"Damn those passes!" said the spokesman with much geniality.

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Thou didst think, servant of the devil, to damn my soul in the black depths of jealousy and hatred, as once I damned myself, but I have escaped, and I defy thee.

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How in thunder the old man ever gave his consent to his coming out here, monkey-fooling around with his machines, is more'n I can make out; but if the company want him up here, I'm sure I don't care a damn.

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"Well," said Maverick, slowly, "I dun'no what that Houston, damn him, would be runnin' 'round after Jack for, unless he wanted to get some p'inters on the mines some way."

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"They can't play no such trick on us as that, damn 'em," said the first speaker, but at that instant the cabin door opened, and two figures came out.

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"Damn you!

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"Pleasure!" growled Maverick, with an oath, "there's too many of 'em, damn 'em, out here for pleasure; I'd give some of 'em some pleasure that they ain't a lookin' for, if I had a chance."

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"I know he owns these 'ere mines, damn him!" answered Maverick doggedly.

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Just as the message was sent, Maverick passed on his way to his post, and seeing him, Haight stepped to the door and called him: "I say, Jim, I've learned the truth at last about that superintendent of ours, damn him!

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"Damn him!

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No mental sciences, no insight into my mind or their own--and that means no translation._ _But--damn it--I wish I were home already._ _I'm bored absolutely stiff!_ THE END * * * * *

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"Damn it!

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Damn that itch, anyway!

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"How can you waste what you have so damn much of?"

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But maybe they were too damn happy, Kelly thought.

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_The ship had hit too damn hard._ * * * * * Later, when he managed to get the straps off and tried to move, he fell painfully onto the tilted deck.

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Go where people don't know, don't care a damn for you.

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"Damn funny!" muttered Peter and added another log.

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"Rivers has left his mark upon her mind, damn him!"

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"Damn the book!" he thought.

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Damn shame, I say--using a woman and taking advantage of her weak side.

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I wanted to save them in spite of themselves, but damn 'em, they won't be saved.

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When we all pony up you'll get your share--I mean when we build up the Forest, you'll have a fat berth, but you've got to play a card now for me and play it damn quick.

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"I'll sign where I damn please."

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"I must have a damn-it if I'm to tell you that," said Thrush; and the ironmaster concluded that he meant a final drink, from the action which he suited to the oath.

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"Damn the dress!" said Madame von Marwitz.

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There's some damn spy at our base.

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"You know damn well what makes me think it!

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Damn it, I actually feel sorry for the poor devils it bursts on!

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"And it'll damn well pay them back," he rasped, "for the horrible way they massacred San Francisco's population...." * * * * * The Singe beacon was in his plane.

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"Damn!"

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Take me, damn your stinking hides!"

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"Oh, damn it!" he cursed fervently.

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Watch close: he's damn clever!"

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"Damn!"

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"This damn thing's somebody's property!"

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"Go away, you damn phantom!

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"I don't know," replied the aviator, "but I'm damn well going to try.

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"Well, if I go, I reckon I'll take some damn good company along."

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"All damn foolishness," he silently told himself.

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"I'm a fool, a damn fool!" thought Nelson.

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"Damn!"

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"And," thought Nelson, "I'll have to be a damn sight better one to get us out of Atlans without injuring Altorius' feelings.

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"Squawk, damn you!" said Lieutenant McGuire to the distant shrieking throng; "and I hope they're ready for you when you reach the earth."

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"An' that was a damn shame Guvner hed to wait, ought to had you along an' famous epigram ed never been born."

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Damn a farmer, anyhow!"

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"All steam boys soon, and on wages--wages!" he repeated, "and going around the deck, with a blue guernsey with letters on the chest of it--A.D.Q.--or some other damn company."

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"You're good men," said Clancy,--"damn good men," and looked us up and down.

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"Three-quarters of you, at least," said Clancy, "are damn liars.

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Look out now--watch, you Steve--damn you, watch out!

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If e'er this nation be distress'd again, To whomsoe'er they cry, they'll cry in vain; To heav'n they cannot have the face to look, Or, if they should, it would but heav'n provoke; To hope for help from man would be too much, Mankind would always tell 'em of the Dutch: How they came here our freedoms to maintain, Were paid, and cursed, and hurried home again; How by their aid we first dissolved our fears, And then our helpers damn'd for foreigners: 'Tis not our English temper to do better, For Englishmen think ev'ry one their debtor.

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This damn thing roars like a tower siren."

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You know damn well I can't understand that lingo."

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An' that damn girl he stole off the terrace--What did he call her, Barbara Kent?"

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I think this Carlos is a damn clever fellow instead of the ass you took him to be.

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"Keep the damn thing so I can see it, you spig!

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What with these ghastly allosauri, diplodocuses and other monsters, I'm damn well fed up with this place."

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Those damn fools ahead are swinging the retortii across our--" * * * * * The dark haired aviator's words were drowned out in a deafening, hissing roar that burst from the great retortii's throat, and his heart gave a great convulsive leap at the sight.

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If I don't go over there, sure as shooting we're going to feed some damn unpleasant kind of beast here in Atlans.

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"Some more of them damn electrons," he hazarded; then demanded of his caller: "But am I one hell of a smart guy?

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You must--" "Damn!" said Tommy Reames.

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"Too damn well," said Tommy briefly.

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But it's damn likely you'll tell what I want to know before it's finished.

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Name your price and be damn quick!"

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"Damn the world!" he snarled.

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"Damn it!" he shouted, "will you sit here now and quibble over what you think in your wisdom is possible or not.

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"A damn nice little show!

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One of them prefaced his remarks on the retreat from Charleroi by saying, "The truth of the matter is, we got damn well licked," and went on to say that his men shot and shot and shot until they became sick of killing, and that the Germans kept coming, always coming, their ranks riddled and smashed by bullets and shells.

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That's the chief trouble with this newspaper game; it makes people so damn suspicious."

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I ain't a damn ignorant Yankee."

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That damn Tontine policy.

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"You can ask as many damn questions as you please.

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I don't like it a damn bit.

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I repeat, Jimmy, I don't like it a damn bit.

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The other panted chokingly: "Let go, damn you!"

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Now, to say nothing of this old Popish argument, which a sensible man must see is the very essence of Popery, and would oblige us to believe all the absurdities and nonsense in the world: inasmuch as if there be no harm in believing, and there be some harm and danger in not believing, the more we believe the better: and all the argument necessary for any religion whatever would be, that it should frighten us out of our wits: the more terrible, the more true: and it would be our duty to become the converts of that religion whatever it might be, whose priests could swear the loudest, and damn and curse the fiercest.

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Would he but keep his legs and arms together, and spare his own eyes and limbs; he doth by that very mercy to himself damn his eyes and limbs--and hath Christ's assurance that it would have been profitable for him rather to have plucked out his eyes, and chopt off his limbs, and so to have wriggled and groped his way through the 'Straight gate and the narrow way that leadeth unto life,' than having two eyes and two arms, or two legs, to be cast into Hell, into the fire that never shall be quenched, where their 'worm dieth not, and the fire is not quenched.'

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Nay more, then, it is, when God hath determined to damn men, that he, in every instance, causeth them to become believers, and to have faith in divine Revelation, in order that they may be damned.

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Even when Macbeth flies at the messenger in a towering rage, and cries "the Devil damn thee black, thou cream-faced loon," he does not lose his sense of the Devil's dignity.

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"Damn" and "damnation" shot from their mouths full and round, like a cannon ball sped with a full blast of gunpowder.

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We take it that "damned sinners," that is _all_ sinners, are persons to whom God says "Damn you!"

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Why should God "damn" men?

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Is it just to damn him for holding a bad hand?

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And when the fellow cries "Bless God!" this honest man will exclaim "Damn God!"

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God, if he exist, must be too humane and sensible to judge men according to their belief; and if he endowed us with reason, he will never damn us for exercising it.

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It may safely be affirmed that five such witnesses would damn any case in a legal court where the laws of evidence are respected.

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Witchcraft, possession, and sexual intercourse between human and superhuman beings, are distinctly taught in the Bible; and if there were no other indictment of Christianity, the awful massacre and torture of millions of helpless women and children would suffice to damn it everlastingly.

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Accordingly it is becoming the fashion in clerical circles to avoid those old Pagans, or else to damn them all in a sweeping condemnation.

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"Be happy in heaven," he cries, "and if you won't, why, damn you, be happy in hell."

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Fine words may be uttered and popular sentiments may be echoed; but history teaches us that when the leaders of religion talk in this way, they are serving their one great purpose as surely as when they curse and damn the rebellious multitude.

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Yet, shuffle them how you will, any two of them are ready to damn what the third blesses.

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You hear it in the streets, however, when the irascible carman calls on God to damn your eyes for getting in his way.

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"Remember," their looks say, "you are talking to _us_; the other gentlemen listen accidentally; _we_ make you or damn you."

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It doesn't seem to me that if one of you were to eat every apple I had in my orchard, I should want to murder and eternally damn all the folks that live in Asia Minor.

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It says to women: "You support us and we will damn you; there is nothing mean or niggardly about us."

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This man, it may be, had committed the crime of saying, with tears upon his cheeks, "I do not believe that God, the father of us all, will damn to eternal perdition any of the children of men."

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This gentleman in the dug-out believed that God was a tyrant; that he would eternally damn the man who lived in accordance with his highest and grandest ideal.

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Tell me there is a God in the serene heavens that will damn his children for the expression of an honest belief!

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If there is a God who will damn his children forever, I would rather go to hell than to go to heaven and keep the society of such an infamous tyrant.

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He had perhaps just visited the infernal regions to see that everything was ready for the reception of the miserable creatures he meant to damn, or to assure himself that the Devil was really not at home; and was anxious to cool himself before returning to his celestial abode, as well as to purify himself from the sulphurous taint which might else have sent a shudder through all the seraphic hosts.

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