each thing

You can eat anything you want,” she told me over and over, “you just have to eat a little bit of each thing.

He had the simple faith almost of a child in a God who knew each thing that he thought, each thing that he did.

Each thing bore on his back a bale of goods, or a bar of metal, a burden sizeable enough for two ordinary men.

It seized with intentness on each thing in turn, which was part of his life at the moment, and gave it an abnormal significance.

On high, on the contrary, all things exist in unity, and each thing is identical with its cause.

Tidying means removing dirt and litter, and putting each thing in the place where it belongs.