I don’t like any of it at all.

Didn’t you see anybody at all?

I don’t want to take a cure at all.

It’s not really an operation at all.

You don’t have to laugh at all, see?

Don’t he ever sweat at all any more?

“I didn’t see him at all,” Frank said.

That’s because I never could slide at all.

“He couldn’t bring her out at all?” I asked.

Because really I don’t know anything at all.

I know enough so I don’t mind looking at you at all.

“He’d be better not to do any work at all,” Hogan said.

She wouldn’t eat anything and she wouldn’t sleep at all.

He don’t look good at all but he never does much work in the ring.

“You better not have anything to do with it at all,” Sam, the cook, said.

Always though I found some kind of bait, but one time in the swamp I could find no bait at all and had to cut up one of the trout I had caught and use him for bait.

When she looked at them they didn’t seem to be moving at all but if she went in and dried some more dishes and then came out again they would be out of sight beyond the point.

So on some nights I would try to remember all the animals in the world by name and then the birds and then fishes and then countries and cities and then kinds of food and the names of all the streets I could remember in Chicago, and when I could not remember anything at all any more I would just listen.