gaster

Henriette had been to a bridge afternoon at Mrs. Gaster's and upon her return manifested an extraordinary degree of excitement.

The first big coup after my arrival, as the result of her genius, was in the affair of Mrs. Gaster's maid.

It took me a week to get at the iron-master; but finally, thanks to Mrs. Gaster's letter of introduction, I succeeded.

But among them was a Gaster who was calmer than the swearer, and more prudent and conciliating than those he swore against.

Insurrection borders on mind, riot on the stomach; Gaster grows irritated; but Gaster, assuredly, is not always in the wrong.