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I don't care to hear it at present. I've got something a great deal more important to think about dammit." He sat down heavily, and began fumbling for his cigar case. His forehead was dripping wet. "It must be serious," said Mr. Bingle slowly, "or you wouldn't be swearing as you do, Force. I've never heard you swear before." "It is serious.
Hayward, and he sent him a message. He said, 'Tell him to grow up a fine man, and fight for his country, and not to forget me before we meet again. The little chap fought back his tears when I gave him the message, and he said: 'Tell him, I thaid dammit, tho I will. But they're young, and they've got each other, most of the other folks here, and I've got nothing nothing.
"Dammit, why did you do that?" von Schlichten demanded, lifting his foot from the gun-pedal. "Are you afraid of the kind of popguns those geeks are using?" "I am not afraid to risk my vehicle, or myself, sir," the lieutenant replied, with the extreme formality of a very junior officer chewing out a very senior one. "I am, however, afraid to risk my passenger. Generals are not expendable, sir."
"Almost immediately after you had gone, sir, she got in again and told the man to drive to Waterloo." George could make nothing of it. He stood there in silent perplexity, and might have continued to stand indefinitely, had not his mind been distracted by a dictatorial voice at his elbow. "You, sir! Dammit!"
"Pooh-Bah will do a better job than I could," Fay assured him. "Get the gist without losing the chaff." "But dammit, it's all about him," Gusterson said a little more strongly. "He won't be objective about it." "A better job," Fay reiterated, "and more fully objective. Pooh-Bah's set for full precis. Stop worrying about it.
You see no one so much as questioned his identity Cavendish had disappeared without a word even to his valet; this fellow, despite the wounds on his face, looking enough like him to be a twin, dressed like him, is found dead in his apartments. Dammit, it's spooky, the very thought of it." "But you saw a difference?" "Because I looked for it; I never would have otherwise.
"Don't interrupt me," said Uncle Joe irascibly. "I guess I know what I'm talking about. I'm good for a couple of months at the outside. I'm seventy years old and I feel two hundred. Why, dammit, old Clarence Mortimer said I LOOK a hundred.
Baird said coldly: "They've a good idea already. We beamed them for data." There was silence, with only the very faint humming sound which was natural in the ship in motion. It would be deadly to the nerves if there were absolute silence. The skipper grumbled: "Requests and advice! Dammit! Mr. Baird, you might wait for orders! But I was about to ask you to try to make contact through signals.
"Old Tabitha's jealous! that's what it is!" said Bruce Ittlethwaite of Ittlethwaite Park, to his maiden sisters, "Ha-ha-ha! Old green- and-yellow Tabitha is afraid she'll lose her pet parson! Dammit! A pretty woman always starts this kind of nonsense. If it wasn't the clergyman, it would be somebody else perhaps Sir Morton himself or perhaps me! Ha-ha-ha! Dammit!"
We'll no longer have reason to be apprehensive of attack, and we can evaluate every military situation with absolute precision!" "Dammit!" snapped Soames. "The gadgets aren't telepathic! They don't transmit thoughts! They only exchange sensory information!
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