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I saw the whole driveway abustle with small boys and their parents and their trunks and their tuck-boxes, and a man I took to be the Headmaster was swimming around among them shaking everybody by the hand.

Consequently, like others, Adams could report comparatively little in his letters home, except that the hours were longer than ever, the issues of greater urgency, the strain worse on everybody.

Aunt Queen and Pops had ahold of me and told everybody else to leave the kitchen so we could be alone.

The girl with the large eyes was named Alberta James, and she sat third in from the left Weigand, facing everybody - he hoped - who had been in the theatre when Carney Bolton was killed ticked off her name in his mind Slender girl with reddish - brown hair hanging almost to her shoulders, and big, disturbing eyes - that equalled Alberta James.

Colonel Albright, and he told me to make sure everybody was in the billiards room at ten.

Jesse figured he must be talking to the drummer, because Miss Althea already knew everything there was to know about Oather, everybody on the mountain did.

And it all works, and Alves goes to Cedar Junction and everybody else gets back to being a yuppie.

That had been their signal, summer nights, when they sneaked out to meet in the willow grove down on the banks of the Amia, when everybody else was sleeping.

That had been their signal, summer nights, when they sneaked out to meet in the willow grove, down on the banks of the Amia, when everybody else was sleeping.

These Amsterdammers, his tone said, thinking everybody outside their precious town is an illiterate, perched in a hut in the middle of a howling desert.

Everybody got stuck, of course, because no one could move until the Angakok did.

Everybody in the village had seal meat that night, and the Angakok had the head, which they all thought was the best part.

She believes that she came to own all of Ansu, and Ghend can use dream visions to make everybody in Ansu believe the same thing.

The countess answered with a smile that she was not an enigma for everybody, although she was necessarily so for most people.

Everybody cracked his joke to the bride, she answered Everybody, and people laughed at nothing.