And who in the world would ever believe anybody else guilty when they learned that André Duchemin, your guest for three weeks, was only an alias for Michael Lanyard, otherwise the Lone Wolf?"

But for one thingand if only you'd be a little more tragic about your disappointments to-night; for you haven't yet asked me a single question about anybody we've met" "No: thus far we've drawn every cover blank," he groaned; for it was after three in the morning.

It will be time enough tomorrow to get a new buggy wheel, and the broken surrey won't be in anybody's way until we send for it.

He knew his own melon patch well enough, having worked in it at times all the summer; but he had never climbed over the fence and approached it from the rear before, so it took on a new aspect to him from this point of view, and moreover the night was dark enough to deceive anybody.

Has anybody here seen Kelly? (In Detective fiction weekly, Mar. 18, 1939)

Ted was always in a bantering mood and eager for a laugh at anybody.

" "Anybody who tries to make Edison out a small potato," declared Bill, addressing the others, rather than the supercilious youth who had maligned his hero, "is simply ignorant of the facts.

Nobody can get ahead of him, and there isn't anyone with brains who knows him who doesn't admit he has more brains and is wider awake than anybody else.

"I dunno," he said, "I ain't heard of anybody taking the short cut for yearsnot since the big slide in the canyon.

Will you help us too, Black Rifle?" The singular man smiled again, but his smile was not like that of anybody else.

Please, I didn't know anybody lived here, only cows, and I've been coming in most times for two years.

I used to go back every day after that to see her; we grew to be quite friends before the four eggs hatched, and I've seen them do queer little tricks; but I never told anybody where she lived, though, because lots of people don't seem to understand anything about birds but shooting or teasing them.

"An architect, my boy," said the Doctor, "is anybody who knows how to build anything as it ought to be built, to look the best and be the most useful, whether it is a house or a nest.

" "No, sir; anybody might have cut those letters; just as anybody might imitate print.

" "No, sir; anybody might have cut those letters; just as anybody might imitate print.

What would a man be paying ten pounds for to anybody just to take a message?

And see it as a secret business I didfor what else could it be that would make two men meet near an old ruin at midnight, when in a town where, at any rate, one of them was a stranger, and the other probably just as much so, they could have met by broad day at a more convenient trysting-place without anybody having the least concern in their doings?

I feel sorry and hurt that anybody should make apologies to me.

I know I can not hate or even dislike anybody, and I always liked you, and I do now.' "'Barton,' said I, 'God bless you!

And when rumors were abroad of my connection with these men, after I went to Albany, who was it who sent somebody to Ravenna, to get a contradiction from Greer, himself?" "No one sent anybody: some one went," in the lowest little voice.

It is quite a delusion to suppose that artwhatever art meansis enough for them, or for anybody.

The years of his success had refined and civilised him no doubt, but they had tended to make him like anybody else.

Well, I never, never thoughtEugénie's so close!she'd make up her mind to marry anybody!'

Now, nothing of the kind; indeed, through the heated remarks of the actor-manager there ran the insolent implication that Mr. Fenwick's wrath was of no particular account to anybody, and that he was presuming on a commission he had been very lucky to get.

If anybody came, they were to shout for her.