easts

The Easts had removed to a better house; one of those which had a garden in front of it.

It was known that the Easts were putting by money: and Honey Fair wondered: for none lived more comfortably, more respectably.

It became quite a common thing for him to go round and pass an hour with the Easts and Stephen Crouch.

About half the people made a mad rush for the Easts and the other half rushes for the Stars, and there's only six policemen there.

And all the Easts piles on to Tip and it took the police fifteen minutes to get 'em untied.

Nothing escapes his keen notice as he easts his flies, hither and yon, in the eager expectation of a rise.