The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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Journeyman was a damn fine man, and as brave as they come.

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And God bless him, but damn every other manager in London, for he was the only one of the lot that gave me a civil hearing and a kind word!'

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How many, who, proud and pedantic, hate all novelty, and damn it without mercy under one compendious word, Paradox?

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--That you, pater--sorry to disturb you, but-- --Of course it's important and no damn nonsense about it, I---- --No, I haven't been arrested and am not in a police station.

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Oh, hell--damn!"

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"Hell damn!" he exploded.

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Thus wit, like faith, by each man is apply'd To one small sect, and all are damn'd beside.

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"It means we all own the whole damn shootin' match."

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"Mr. Randolph, I'm not trying to insinuate one damn thing.

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or _go to hell_, damn you, for the cowardly whelp that you are!"

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Damn the cows!"

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Damn right I have an objection!

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I know what the people want--" "What the people want doesn't mean a damn right now," Travis said harshly.

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"Damn him!" said Micky under his breath, as he blotted the signature; then he took two ten-pound notes from a drawer in his desk, and, enclosing them in the envelope, sealed and stamped it.

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"Got away, damn the luck!

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If it's yours, you're welcome to it--damn you!"

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"Damn Philip!

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"Damn!" said the author.

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But you're right--perhaps it behooves me to be moving before all is lost.--Damn it, Morty," he said savagely, "what an ass I have made of myself!"

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"Damn it all, I will, then!

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"Damn the fellow!" said Philip to himself, most unclerically; and his anger did not cool with time.

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'I'll fight for the South and welcome,' he used to say, 'but, by God, sir, I'll fight as I damn please.'

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Old Dr. Peterson got after him once about standing, instead of kneeling, during prayers, and 'I'll pray as I damn please, sir!' responded Harry.

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"Damn you, Ben, do you know cash is as tight as wax?" he enquired.

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Damn the South Midland!"

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"Damn the South Midland and Atlantic Railroad!"

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Fact is, that damn-fool brother of mine has been putting his finger in my pie.

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Damn!"

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Don't care a tuppenny damn.

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You can be awful strong when you're tarrying the Lord's leisure, Thor, because then you know you're not making any damn-fool mistakes."

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I'm worse than a damn fool; I'm every sort of a hound.

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"What do you expect me to say?--to call you a damn fool?

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"Say, Thor, do you think I'm going to be a damn scoundrel?"

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"Do you think you'd be a damn scoundrel if you didn't put it through?"

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Even a damn scoundrel can be called a man, and I should have forfeited the name.

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"Any damn thing that liked could happen" when that atoning act had been accomplished.

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If poor, frivolous, futile Claude could feel like this, could feel that he must redeem his soul though "any damn thing that liked" should happen as the price of his redemption, in Thor the yearning would outflank her range.

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"Ah, shut up, damn you!" was all he had the strength to say, but the tone moved Jim to compunction.

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No one can be anything but a damn fool if he's born one.

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"And damn Ku Sui for makin' these space-suits so infernally uncomfortable!

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Damn it, we're just letting them take us!"

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"Damn!"

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The damn thing wasn't supposed to bob; it was supposed to be a sort of peaked crest above rugged, handsome features--a dark lock brushed carelessly aside by a man who had more important things to do than fuss with personal grooming.

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Damn.... "Hi, brute.

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It meant Nedda had peeved some local lothario who, along with other males in his clique, was going to damn well see she wasn't intimate with anyone else until she begged another date with the original one.

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"I suppose the damn music never gets on your nerves, either?"

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Something's wrong down there 'tween the hulls--damn wrong, I tell you.

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Damn you, Carse, you're--" "Where," interrupted the adventurer coldly, "is Ku Sui?"

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Judd gets some damn clever ideas!"

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"Damn you, Carse!" he burst out and suddenly went for his ray.

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His eyes met the two cold gray ones across the room--and then his coarse face contorted, and he croaked: "Damn you, Carse!

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Damn you--" His body spun around and flattened out on the floor with arms and legs flung wide.

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"You guys are so damn _calm_!"

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"I cannot love a God who has to be prayed to by Saints and Virgin, and persuaded by them not to damn His own children!

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And now I am trying to see what Christianity would be if purged of its adulterations--purged of the Greek philosophy of the early Fathers; of the forgeries of the Middle Ages; of the pagan ceremonialism and priestly rites and assumptions of power to save or damn in this present century.

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_Caramba!_ For then would the good Padre damn us forever!"

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"This will cost your life, for you have put into his dirty hands the soul of an angel, and he will damn it!

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Say, he certainly is the biggest damn--beg pardon; I mean, the biggest numbskull I have ever run across--and that's saying considerable for a mining man!"

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Oh, how belittling now appear their concepts of God--a God who can damn unbaptised infants, who can predestine his children to eternal sorrow, who creates and then curses his handiwork!

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Here I had a nice, clean business, no work, good pay--and, just because I associated with you and that girl, the whole damn thing goes up the flue!

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"Yes--about the girl, you--" "Damn the girl!" almost shouted Ames.

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"Damn the grounds!" shouted Ames.

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Damn it all, get moving!

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Damn the people!

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Damn the man that squeals when the cards fall fair."

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Damn those brutes!"

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Sheilah said, "It's a gun I found after lookin' all over the damn ship.

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Damn!

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Damn!

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She flushed-and damn prettily, Larry Woolford decided.

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Damn it, what's going on?"

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men growled, "but damn little good that does us at this point."

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Today, he's damn well going to have to exercise his own judgment."

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It's all very well to say: _You should not judge your fellow men_ but when it comes to accepting another man's personal check, friend, you damn well have to!

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If it comes to that, damn the flag!

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Damn it, Tarvrille!"

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He was going to be all dolled up in olive drab and things and-- "Damn the clock, anyway; if we miss that train we can't get on another for days.

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"I said, 'Damn you!'"

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Sutton urged her to lay off and give way to Snotty or somebody whose health didn't matter a damn.

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When the Apache streak gets on top it sends 'em along quick into clear deviltry--the kind that makes you cussed just for the sake of cussedness and not caring a damn; and it's them that has give some parts of the Western Country--like it did New Mexico in the time I'm talking about, when they was bunched thick there--its bad name.

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But he missed it that time too, Hill said--and Hill said, speaking in his careless cuss-word way, it was pretty damn rough on him what poor luck in fatherly kisses he seemed to have--because just then the train conductor swung his lantern and sung out: "All aboard!"

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Hill didn't know what in the world the Hen was up to--nobody ever did know what that Hen was up to when once she got started--but he reckoned he could take it back in the morning if he didn't think what she wanted would answer, so in he come: telling Hart's nephew he might have the coach to do anything (Hill was a kind of a careless talker) he damn pleased with; and saying he'd have it hitched up and ready down at the deepo next morning, same as usual, so he could start right off when the Denver train come in.

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I've allowed we have one--things being as they was, I had to--but I've told her it's out of order, and the children laid up with whooping-cough, and the teacher sick a-bed, and the outfit damaged by a fire we had, and--and the Lord knows what I haven't told her about the damn thing."

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"If I know anything about the sense of this meeting," Hill chipped in, "it's going to do a damn sight more'n sling around sympathy."

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"Oh, damn it all!" said Hill--it was Hill's way to talk sort of careless--"Give him another chance!"

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"Damn it I will finish, I will fuck you," said I making a snatch at her cunt again.

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"Here is that old Courtauld's house-maid, damn her," said I.

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I was rested, she was fresh, and I sat at breakfast with as much complacency and jollity as a man could; yet beyond fucking, I felt that I did not care one damn about her, and even felt sorry.

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"Damn it Fred, it's not the thing, one is your own sister."

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--"Leave me alone,"--"Feel my big prick," "Damn, a cunt's a cunt," hiccupped Lord A...

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damn,--arseholes," said she turning on her side, and dozing again.

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I shook Kate, who turned, opened her eyes, and said, "Oh I damn,--don't."

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Bessie swore, "Damn her", said she, "for interrupting us,--and the money I have brought her."

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"Damn you, if you are not quiet I'll rip your dress into ribbons, and you may go home, and tell your mother what you like,--damn you I'll murder you,--I'll give you ten shillings."

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I'm so glad,--I've been locked up,--it's a damned shame," she cried out, "I was marched off without having said a word by a police-man,--blast him!--and all because I would not let the bugger fuck me one night up in ------ Street,--I'd never let a policeman touch me,--damn them all."

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"Damn you," said she,--then she laughed and got up.

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Sarah said she did not care a damn, Hannah begged her to go,--she would go home with her.

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"Damn it, how you hurt my foot,--I will come in"--and pushing the door my strength prevailed; the door flew open, I saw her running round the bed, and there on the very pillow of the unmade bed lay _Fanny Hill_, open at one of the pictures.

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Maybe it's a damn good place to stay away from.

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