The 17,250 occurrences of damn

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They sing whenever they damn please."

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"Damn you!" she exhaled.

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Oh, damn!

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"Damn--stuck.

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"Damn," Oliver said.

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Damn!"

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"Damn..." They were quiet for a minute.

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"Damn," Oliver said again.

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"Damn.

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"Damn," Oliver said, emerging from the steamy bathroom, "onions!"

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"Damn," Oliver said.

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Damn!"

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It's the only time I can install those damn operating system changes--after the monthly reports and backups and before any new transactions."

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They square off and bring that hand to their heads and look that officer square in the eyes as if to say: 'Now, damn you, salute me!'

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Thus_ Aristotle's _Soul of old that was, May now be damn'd to animate an Ass; Or in this very House, for ought we know, Is doing painful Penance in some Beau.

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Here, while seeing in Addison a man _Blest with each talent and each art to please, And born to live, converse, and write with ease,_ he said that should he, jealous of his own supremacy, damn with faint praise, as one _Willing to wound, and yet afraid to strike, Just hint the fault and hesitate dislike, Who when two wits on rival themes contest, Approves of both, but likes the worse the best: Like Cato, give his little Senate laws, And sits attentive to his own applause; While wits and templars every sentence raise: And wonder with a foolish face of praise: Who would not laugh if such a man there be?

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you damn'd confounded Dog, I am to rise and speak the Epilogue.

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Occasionally a "Damn it!" escaped from the lips of some one of them, but in such a charming way as to rob it of all vulgarity.

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To which he replied, "You have let your tongue run too far; damn you!"

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Damn the snow, damn Brighton, damn everything!"

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"Oh damn the thing!" he said impatiently, as he opened the door of his flat, "it isn't worth worrying about.

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"I don't care a damn about your hatred," said Bennett, with heat.

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"Yes, it's good--it's damn good, Popp; you've hit the hair off ripplingly; but the pearls ain't big enough," he pronounced.

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"Oh, damn it--if that's the way you feel!"

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yet, born as if to show Man to himself his most malignant foe, There are (so desperate is the madness grown) Who'd rather live a _lie_ than live unknown; Whose very tongues, with force of holy writ, Their doctrines damn with self-recoiling wit.

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True, I had spent the money myself, but-- "Damn it all!"

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"Damn the money!" he replied.

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"Damn the ruffian!"

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Martyr!--Ah--and me?-- If they must couple my poor name with his, Let them tell all the truth--say how I loved him, And tried to damn him by that love!

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To damn outsiders is uncivilized, childish, impure.

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To damn with faint praise is the readiest defence of envious failure; but to praise with jealous damnation reveals a delicate generosity that few would look for in the hater of his kind.

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Damn me, sir!" turning full round upon Tom Ryfe, "I _won't_ permit it!

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He rose to make good his threat, but Drew cut in with: "Don't be a damn fool, Werther.

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"Damn the Easterners.

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And he started toward the house, but Maclaren, staring after the departing figure, muttered: "There's only one sort that's worse than a damn fool, and that's a young one."

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"Had a mix-up--bully time, though--damn this collar!

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Green; but he rides damn well, an' he smokes good tobacco."

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"Damn your eyes!" roared the hoarse voice of Steve Nash, "stand still or I'll knock you for a goal!"

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"That's damn queer.

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"'Damn my eyes!' says pa, an' couldn't do nuthin' but just stand there repeatin' that with variations because with Jo gone there wouldn't be no drawin' card to get the boys around the house no more.

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"Feelin' fit agin, eh, damn your soul?" he said genially, and picking up a bit of board, fallen from the side of the shed, he smote the mustang mightily along the ribs.

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"Steady up, damn your eyes!" bellowed Flanders, "and put them guns away.

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"Damn it, Butler, don't you know my voice?

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"He's cutting in on me with Sally Fortune--damn his heart!"

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"Sit on the fence and roll a cigarette like a blasted gentleman and damn the eyes of the feller that's catchin' my hoss."

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My name is Sam'l Hall, And I hate you one an' all, You're a gang of muckers all-- Damn your eyes!"

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I killed a man they said, For I hit 'im on the head, And I left him there for dead-- Damn your eyes!"

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They put me in the quad, They chained me to a rod, And they left me there, by God-- Damn your eyes!"

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"Kilrain, come here and make it fast or I'll damn your eyes!"

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Damn your eyes!"

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Damn their eyes!"

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The voice of the grim cook returned: "I'll see Nelly in the crowd, in the crowd; I'll see Nelly in the crowd, in the crowd; I'll see Nelly in the crowd, And I'll holler to her loud: 'Hey, Nelly, ain't you proud-- Damn your eyes?'"

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And this shall be my knell: 'Sam, I hope you go to hell, Sam, I hope you sizzle well-- Damn your eyes!'"

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"Damn me!" he breathed reverently.

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"Six months, me and Bard had been trailin' Piotto, damn his old soul!

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"Damn his soul!" growled the other by way of a prefix to his story.

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Elvaru--damn such a language!

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"Maybe," he rumbled, completing his thought, "maybe you're one damn fool!"

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"I seen the tenderfoot--damn his eyes!--whip up his gun and take a snap shot while he was runnin' for the door where Calamity stood."

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"Locked, damn it!"

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There ain't no one but you for me--damn you--I know that.

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Damn a mule!

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Don't you see I'm givin' up everythin' that amounts to a damn with me?

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Damn him!"

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And, damn it, you can't, so what's the use of trying to be hunnish?

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Damn the shoulder!--let me go!

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Damn the fellow!

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Now mark my words, and mark them well: provisions is going to run mighty short, and if this valley wants any, it had better send for them pretty damn quick!"

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I said to him, "Keseberg, you know well where Donner's money is, and damn you, you shall tell me!

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He has the best room in the hotel; the only trouble is that it doesn't face the sun all day; he's not used to being in the shade, and you'll hear him damn the limelight-man in heaps one of these fine mornings.

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"Damn Major Anderson!" answered the New-Yorker.

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"Cap'n Foster cut it down before he left the fort, damn him I It was a dam' sneaking trick.

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Gaw damn ye!

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Even that strange individual, Samuel Johnson, who was accustomed whenever Gray's poetry was mentioned either to "crab" it directly or "damn it with faint praise," towards the end of his career admitted in his "Lives of the Poets" that "the churchyard abounds with images which find a mirror in every mind, and with sentiments to which every bosom returns an echo."

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He made a sort of effort to pull himself up; apologized (she thought that was what he meant to do) for the damn.

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Damn Rush!

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Damn all the sentimentalists in the world.

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Potterism has no notion of a God who doesn't care a twopenny damn whether you starve or not, but does care whether you're following the truth as you see it.

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Oh, yes, and he said, "Damn you" rather loud.

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"Maybe it is because I do know it and because he is so devilish right that I damn him," observed the youngest Holiday sagely, his eyes meeting his uncle's over his sister's head.

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Damn him!"

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Mine for you may damn me forever, or it may take me to the very gate of Heaven.

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"Damn you, Jim Roberts!

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"Damn the ring!" he exploded.

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It is all the things I have done and haven't done before that has smashed me in the end--my fool attitude of have a good time and damn the expense.

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_Lincoln_: Damn it, Grant, why can't you do without it?

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and then adding energetically, "_Yo no quiero filibustero god-damn!_" darted away out of sight, before any one, who was so minded, could have shot the little rebel.

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Marianne saw what the hat had hitherto concealed, a shock of flame-red hair, and she removed her fingers from her ears in time to hear the big man roar: "This ain't a dance, damn you!

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"Damn Perris and damn him black," retorted Shorty, opening his eyes with a snap and letting a glance blaze into space.

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"Laugh, damn you," said Shorty, heated to such a point that he half-forgot his exhaustion.

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That damn singing sure was riding my nerves.

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"Damn fat-head," growled Slim, less merciful, "sat right next to me and didn't say two words all through breakfast.

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And I don't care a damn.

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So she had let her fancy run amuck, so to speak, and behind the merciful screen of trees there was now what Lew Hervey profanely termed: "A whole damn rainbow gone plumb crazy."

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I'll saddle you, right enough, but I'll ride you without spurs, and I'll put a straight bit in your mouth--damn the Mexican soul of Cordova, I see where he's sawed your mouth pretty near in two with his Spanish contraptions!

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"Buck--damn you!--go it, you devil--I'll--beat--you still!

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That'd be fine for Red Jim, damn his heart!"

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