Eustace

When Eustace had gone with the money she it over.

"Will my poor Eustace ever know what a wife he has got?"

A modern day take on the Eustace character working at my computer.

Now Eustace is dead and everyone believes he did it.

Sir Eustace not only fell out of love with her.

In the first place Eustace (never having read the right books) had no idea how to tell a story straight.

As for Eustace, his heart was still beating rather quickly.

Eustace's hearing was far from perfect under the best of conditions.

All we've got to do now is catch Eustace, and that shouldn't take long a day or two at the most.

"Sir Eustace, a man was seen coming out of her room last night."

It was Eustace coming to meet us, as we had arranged.

"Well," said Eustace after he had thought hard for a bit.

"Then they must have got up very late," said Eustace.

It was Eustace's time for paying me his morning visit in my own little room.

The couple had no children and Eustace died in 1153, aged between 17-26.

Eustace found it in the car after he dumped the body.

They have been pleading with me, Eustace, to give you up.

Even moments might be of importance, if Eustace had indeed left me.

"I do wish we knew what is really inside there," said Eustace.

Sir Eustace decided to get rid of the woman once and for all.

Gesturing to his men, Eustace led the way toward the line.

Sir Eustace was really very much influenced by his secretary.

I have a clear, uninterrupted view of Eustace by the window.

"If what Eustace says is true, you are my favourite author from now on.

I could now at last understand Eustace's desertion of me.