Householders [noun]

The unlucky householder, taking no thought of the morrow, was without a spade.

Every householder finds that in the late evening her "servants" entertain their numerous "cousins" and friends at her expense.

Each householder was required to keep at least three sheep, and these, with the fields of flax, supplied bedding and clothing.

So the servants of the householder came and said unto him, Sir, didst thou not sow good seed in thy field?

Iron pots and knives were necessities which the wise householder carried with him from his eastern or southern home.

The householder at once seized the bow and drew an arrow to the head just as the intruder said, "I have come, brother."

Yet prices and taxes were low enough to excite the envy of the harassed post-war householder.

But the exercise had given them appetite, and when Marie Louise locked the front door she felt all the comfort of a householder.

When you catch a three-inch steak homeward bound you will usually find it tucked under the arm of a well-rounded householder.

Whose is the great mind who set these fashions, before whom every householder bows?