1 But, damn it, she was just so pallid and uninteresting and always the same, beside Scarlett's bright and changeable charm.
2 Oh, damn him, she thought violently.
3 She heard sounds of moving feet upstairs and thought "May the Lord damn Prissy," before her eyes closed and something like sleep descended upon her.
4 I don't give a damn whether you do either, for I shall never understand or forgive myself for this idiocy.
5 "By God, I'll give these damn Rebels something to remember me by," shouted the private finally when the sergeant, losing his good nature, told him to go to hell and not talk back.
6 You never gave a damn about the late lamented Confederacy and you care less about the starving Confederates.
7 "I once said too God damn many things," he retorted abruptly and rose to his feet.
8 You never gave a damn what I did as long as I paid the bills.
9 It doesn't matter a damn to me who wins this election.
10 He say: 'Yas'm, dat's whar Ah been an' you neen tek on, kase you doan give a damn.
11 Juanita Haydock is such a damn cat.
12 And I don't know as I call it so damn cordial in Mrs. McGanum when I holler at her on the street and she nods back like she had a sore neck.
13 I'll be as damn colloquial as I want to.
14 Made it all out of hogs, too, damn ole scoundrel.
15 Don't be makin a damn fool a yerself, he said severely.