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• His heart was wrung with pity, but he was thankful for every tear she shed; his gratefulness, however, found a curious inner expression Damn her--damn her--damn her--" he kept saying over and over to himself, and the mere repetition seemed to ease him of his over-powering surcharge of pity. —  Flamsted quarries
• She leaned towards him to whisper her question as if she feared the dark might have ears Yes, I heard her--damn her! —  Flamsted quarries
• But let me not, as Roderick Random says, 'profane the chaste mysteries of Hymen'[65]--damn the word, I had nearly spelt it with a small h I like Bell as well as you do (or did, you villain!) —  Life of Lord Byron, Vol. 3 (of 6) With His Letters and Journals
• The dragoman answered Sidna, vous vous en souvenez Speak to me in Arabic, damn you! —  Sister Teresa
• At once the expression of pain that was in them as the lids rolled up gave way to a flash of hate You--damn you!" —  Colonial Born A tale of the Queensland bush

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