Oldsters [noun]

But as an oldster I can be heartily thankful for the novels of the 1-10 Geo.

Hurrying back to his comrades he cried "I have seen the oldster of the dreams."

"Orenians coming," he grunted, and went back out to join the oldster.

Reluctantly, the oldster backed away and fell into the chair again.

Yet, no: William really had some oddities that would have caught even an oldster's eye.

Ain't particular comfortable for an oldster like me when they's a full-grown, man-eatin' outlaw layin' about the grounds.

He swung his club behind him but the oldster was already scampering for the safety of the rock.

Thus did Jack at once take the rank of an oldster, and soon became the leader of all the mischief.

The oldster before mentioned put his hand into the breadbasket, and seized a handful of the biscuit.

“Done,” replied the oldster, throwing the contents of his hand at Jerry with all his force.