Crowder [adjective]

General Crowder's famous "work or fight" alternative was a sufficient witness of this fact.

By his own confession this man Genz is party to a conspiracy with Gorgett, and you and Crowder are witnesses to the confession.

And about incidentally showing you and Crowder up as bribing Genz and promising to protect him—making your methods public?

Crowder pays, of course, in the usual way; but his rival is not to be outdone by such liberality.

I am apt to object to people of superior judgment, but Mr. Crowder was an exception to the ordinary superior person.

Mr. Crowder's residence was a handsome house in the upper part of the city.

On the day before my intended departure, Mr. Crowder and I were smoking, after dinner, in his study.

The next morning, at breakfast, Mr. Crowder appeared in his ordinary good spirits, but his wife was very quiet.

I found Mr. Crowder unchanged in appearance and manner, and his wife was the same charming young woman I had known.

"I often think of you two," said Mr. Crowder, contemplatively leaning back in his arm-chair.