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Updated: June 18, 2025
Isn't He yours? Curly gave a kind of snort. 'That's Sunday-school jaw! 'It isn't jaw, said Bobby, gazing at him solemnly. 'It's quite true; and God looks after everybodies who's in His family. And if a boy hasn't any father, God is 'ticularly kind to him to make up for it. Once my father was far away, and God was ever so kind to me. I used to feel He was.
They were delighted to see everybody, for Everybody was Somebody, and some, but not all, of the Everybodies were delighted to see them. Sally alone remained unmoved; and I was glad to have her to keep me in countenance, in this new act, where I knew none of the players or what part I should be called upon to take by and by.
Powhatan Bloodgood, who lives in Loudon County, and whose husband is as rich as a real lord, begs her to be married in hers; and everybody in Yorkburg I mean the coat-of-arms everybodies has invited her to have the wedding in their home. But she just smiles and says no to them all.
"I hope so," replied Johnny. "There is my hand, then." So Johnny took her hand and pressed it, and held it for a little while, just long enough to seem to give a meaning to the action. "You will get to understand me some day," she said, "and will learn that I do not like to be reckoned among the everybodies by those for whom I really really really have a regard. When I am angry, I am angry."
If I had a house I'd have everybody I know I mean all the nice everybodies to spend Christmas with me. Isn't it funny that at Christmas something in you gets so lonely for for I don't know what for, exactly, but it's something you don't mind so much not having at other times." Carmencita's arms opened to their full length, then circled slowly, and her hands crossed around her neck.
Who're the nobodies that tutor the everybodies?" Arthur grew cold, then hot. He was cornered, therefore roused. He stood, leaned against the table, faced his father defiantly. "I see what you're driving at, father," he said.
Miss Henderson's so long unsuspected, and apparently brief illness, her sudden death, and the very singular will whose provisions had somehow leaked out, as matters of the sort always do, made a stir and ferment in the place, and everybody felt bound to arrive at some satisfactory conclusion which should account for all, and to get a clear idea of what everybody immediately concerned would do, or ought, in the circumstances, to do next, before they the first everybodies could eat and sleep, and go comfortably about their own business again, in the ordinary way.
"I don't understand a thing you're talking about," Mrs. Vertrees complained. "All the better! Well, he's a bad lot, that Lamhorn boy; everybody's always known that, but the Sheridans don't know the everybodies that know. He sat between Edith and Mrs. Roscoe Sheridan.
There, we would meet everybody we knew; and it was odd to see the calm, but slightly conscious air of superiority with which the Everybodies, going in or out, passed the poor nobodies assembled to watch the Casino entrance.
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