'In a little community like ours, my dear,' said Fagin, who felt it necessary to qualify this position, 'we have a general
number one, without considering me too as the same, and all the other young people.'
`Everybody look after himself, and take care of
number one'?"
"I admit that
Number One leaves much to be desired--much to be desired; but Number Two shows a marked advance along certain lines, and I am sure that tomorrow will divulge in experiment Number Three such strides as will forever silence any propensity toward scoffing which you may now entertain."
"Yes," said Dorothy, and wound up
Number One, under the left arm.
And yet for
Number One they will go through fire and water, and for Number Two they won't so much as turn their heads to look at him.
"So that's angel
number one?" said the prince when Varenka had gone on.
'When I say
number one,' pursued Mr Squeers, putting the mug before the children, 'the boy on the left hand nearest the window may take a drink; and when I say number two, the boy next him will go in, and so till we come to number five, which is the last boy.
Number one, I can't get acquainted with you in the office.
Number one hundred and twenty-seven is 'Government'; which at least makes sense, though somewhat irrelevant to ourselves and Professor Moriarty.
After this invention there was no longer
Number One, Two, and Three Grade--there was only
Number One Grade.
This, then, is the way by which
Number One entered.
In that room he found three gentlemen;
number one doing nothing particular, number two doing nothing particular, number three doing nothing particular.