The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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L. for London--" Gerald lost his temper--"D. for damn!" he shouted, "Dampier."

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But I'm going to find him, and if he's hurt--damn _me_!

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He knew that if he spoke, his evidence would damn the Cross-Roads, and that it meant that more than the White-Caps would be hurt, for the Cross-Roads would fight.

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now thou art summoned By sickness, death's herald and champion, Thou 'rt like a pilgrim which abroad hath done Treason, and durst not turn to whence he is fled; Or like a thief, which, till death's doom be read, Wisheth himself delivered from prison; But damn'd, and haul'd to execution, Wisheth that still he might be imprisoned: Yet grace, if thou repent, thou canst not lack; But who shall give thee that grace to begin?

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IX If poisonous minerals, and if that tree Whose fruit threw death on (else immortal) us; If lecherous goats, if serpents envious, Cannot be damn'd, alas!

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All my griefs to this are jolly; None so damn'd as melancholy.

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Henceforth with thought of thee I'll season all succeeding jollity, Yet damn not mirth, nor think too much is fit: Excess hath no religion, nor wit; But should wild blood swell to a lawless strain, One check from thee shall channel it again.

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IX If poisonous minerals, and if that tree Whose fruit threw death on (else immortal) us; If lecherous goats, if serpents envious, Cannot be damn'd, alas!

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All my griefs to this are jolly; None so damn'd as melancholy.

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I never realised what that meant, really, before, and it's certainly taken me a damn' long time to find out.

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"And the worst of it is, he's too sharp not to find it out--if he hasn't by this time--and too damn' decent by far to let me know if he has!

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Harry was right, damn him!

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"Why, damn you----!" he screamed, and promptly became inarticulate with rage.

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"You bet I'll start it, and I'll start it damn' quick if you don't leave Josie Lockwood alone."

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"Damn that," said Duncan without heat.

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"Damn her impudence," said Mr. Hadley.

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"Damn these east winds.

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There's one for you and one for me, my man, and damn all favours."

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"Damn you, for a pack of mountebanks!"

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"Damn you for a prig," says his father.

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"Damn them, they have found it out, have they?" says my lord, and spread out his lean hands to the fire.

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"Damn the Somerset!

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In--" "Oh, damn your tongue, Harry," his father exploded.

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"Oh, damn your folly," says Colonel Boyce.

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"Damn your infernal impudence."

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"Damn your airs," says Ned, but something awed by this parade.

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Harry mumbled something like, "Damn your eloquence."

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Damn you for a woman."

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"Damn your humilities," Harry said.

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Yet, believe me, Philip," continued Robert, with solemn earnestness, "the world--" "Damn the world!

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This man who seduced my affianced bride, and then left her whole soul, once fair and blooming--I swear it--with its leaves fresh from the dews of heaven, one rank leprosy, this man who, rolling in riches, learned to cheat and pilfer as a boy learns to dance and play the fiddle, and (to damn me, whose happiness he had blasted) accused me to the world of his own crime!--here is this man who has not left off one vice, but added to those of his youth the bloodless craft of the veteran knave;--here is this man, flattered, courted, great, marching through lanes of bowing parasites to an illustrious epitaph and a marble tomb, and I, a rogue too, if you will, but rogue for my bread, dating from him my errors and my ruin!

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Yet, believe me, Philip," continued Robert, with solemn earnestness, "the world--" "Damn the world!

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To step coldly into the very post of which he, and he alone, had been the cause of depriving his earliest patron and nearest relative; to profit by the betrayal of his own party; to damn himself eternally in the eyes of his ancient friends; to pass down the stream of history as a mercenary apostate,--from all this Vargrave must have shrunk, had he seen one spot of honest ground on which to maintain his footing.

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Damn!

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"Damn that Mulready!

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The Lord knows it doesn't matter a damn to anybody, not even to me, what happens to me; while _he_ may be valuable."

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Damn!"

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"If," he continued acidly, "I'd a-guessed you was such a damn' fool, blimmy if I wouldn't've let you drownd!"

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"Damn little consolation to us when we're working it out in Dartmoor."

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When a half-grown girl, a half-baked boy, a flub like Mulready--damn his eyes!--and a club-footed snipe from Scotland Yard can put it all over me this way,... why, I guess it's up to me to go home and retire to my country-place up the Hudson."

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1. damn.

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Then, in a murmur, he added: "Damn it, man!

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Damn you!" and then a great mashing blow on my face ended my fight.

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He opened them here, at Enoch's last words, and broke into our conversation with a weak, strangely altered voice: "I know you now--damn you!

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"'Oh, damn it all!' he says, as serious as the Supreme Court.

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"Once inside an Area you must look after yourself; but I tell you that a fight which means that every man-Jack of us may lose a week's pay isn't so damn-sham after all.

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"Oh, damn the Guard, by all means!" said Sergeant Purvis, collecting his papers.

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"Damn!" said Pigeon, glancing behind him at the mounted company.

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"Ah-h, damn your heart!"

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"It's McTee again, damn his eyes!"

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"If I say 'yes,'" he responded at length, "it's as good as puttin' myself in chains; if I say 'no,' you'll be thinkin' I'm givin' in, you an' McTee, damn his eyes!"

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"You damn him, do you?

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And until I give the word, you've got to keep your eyes on the deck an' run every time one of the mates of White Henshaw--damn his heart!--gives the word.

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"Damn you, McTee!"

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"I'll give you half an hour, Campbell, to come to your senses--but after that--" "Damn you and your time!

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Damn Henshaw and his written orders!"

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Damn you, McTee, I told you this message was bad luck!"

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"Damn you!" said Henshaw, terribly moved.

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"Damn you," growled McTee, "I had a nap and a bad dream--a hell of a nightmare."

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"Damn you!" whispered Campbell, and then, "You fool, am I not Scotch?"

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"Damn you!" said Hovey, and drove his fist into Campbell's face, hurling him to the deck.

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Can't ye see that gir-rl's been eatin' out her hear-rt for the love av ye, damn your eyes?

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Through anything in the whole damn world.

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Oh, damn you, don't be so sure I'd cry at all.

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Damn swine!

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You damn blackmailing beast-- [ Rising.

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damn the lock!

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

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The Vulgar thus through Imitation err; As oft the Learn'd by being singular; 425 So much they scorn the crowd, that if the throng By chance go right, they purposely go wrong; So Schismatics the plain believers quit, And are but damn'd for having too much wit.

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Arthur, whose giddy son neglects the Laws, Imputes to me and my damn'd works the cause: Poor Cornus sees his frantic wife elope, 25 And curses Wit, and Poetry, and Pope.

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View him with scornful, yet with jealous eyes, And hate for arts that caus'd himself to rise; Damn with faint praise, assent with civil leer, And without sneering, teach the rest to sneer; 200 Willing to wound, and yet afraid to strike, Just hint a fault, and hesitate dislike; Alike reserv'd to blame, or to commend.

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damn the lock!

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Kit Carson was a personal friend of mine, and when I read snatches to him from books making him a "heap big Indian killer," he always grew furious and said it was a "damn lie," that he never had killed an Indian, and if he had, that he could not have made the treaties with them that he had made, and his scalp would have been the forfeit.

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"There, damn you!" said he, blinking into an empty glass.

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"Damn!" he said softly.

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He gasped and stuttered: "D-D-Damn your impudence!

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If you do, you're damn well wrong.

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This on one occasion exasperated him so much that, seeing me support the lash without a tear and as if disdaining complaint, he franticly snatched up a pitch-fork, drove it at me, and, I luckily avoiding it, struck the prongs into the barn-door; with the exclamation, 'Damn your soul!

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There is not so good or so brave a fellow, I mean gentleman, upon the face of the earth, damn me if there is!

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If I had you but in the Courts, damn me if you should easily get out!'

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'Why then, damn the--' 'You do right to stop short, sir.'

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There is absolutely no such thing as patriotism existing; and, to own the truth, damn me if I believe there is a man in the kingdom that cares one farthing for those rights and liberties, about which so many people that you and I know pretend to bawl!'

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And when I look in his face, and see the broad familiar easy impudence with which he laughs at me and all of us, for our astonishment, why, as I tell you, damn me if I am not dumb-founded!

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'Damn him!' retorted the brave Hector.

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Damn me, she's right!

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And as for Lord kiss ---- damn me, he's a sneaking scoundrel!

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Damn me, she's right!'

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Don't keep me waiting here, now, or I'll feel like saying "Damn" again, and that sort of thing won't do too often.

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Thou murderer, which hast kill'd; and devil, which would'st damn me!

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In his particular neighbourhood, at home, sentiment ran in veins, like gold in the mines, or in streaks of public opinion; and though there might be three or four of these public sentiments, so long as each had its party, no one was afraid to avow it; but as for maintaining a notion that was not thus upheld, there was a savour of aristocracy about it that would damn even a mathematical proposition, though regularly solved and proved.

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_Touch._ Then thou art damn'd.

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_Cor._ Nay, I hope---- _Touch._ Truly, thou art damn'd, like an ill-roasted egg, all on one side.

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"Damn 'em, lay 'em aboard!" cried the captain: "no quarter to the blackguards!"

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If we are obliged to console the dying, damn me, but we are entitled to the privilege of fighting the living."

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Saunders, go on deck, and tell Mr. Leach to have the side manned--with _three_ side boys, Saunders;--and now I ask it as the greatest possible favour, that you will walk on deck with me, or--or--damn me, but I'll drag you there, neck and heels!"

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But your companion has indulged in a coarse insult on my country, and damn me if I submit to it, if I never see St. Catherine's Docks again.

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