Buster [adjective]

We had to turn aside on our way downstairs for more furniture to make Buster a bed in a box full of excelsior in the shed.

If I started upstairs with the frame of a pine bureau on my back, Buster was on the third step, between my legs.

Buster plopped down on all fours, as if he understood perfectly, and took a bite at my shoe string.

There was a sudden sound of steps and crackling twigs in the grove behind us, and Buster emerged up the path, hot on our scent.

At the sound of my voice Buster came squeezing into the room, and put his forepaws in my lap.

I was sitting here alone with Buster, thinking of a poor girl in a hot, lonely New York lodging-house.

Then we locked all the doors, giving Buster a pat as he lay on his old quilt in a corner of the kitchen.

Buster, by some sixth sense, suddenly scented them, and we heard him set up an alarm in the kitchen.

But Buster Bumblebee—though he watched everything very closely—hadn't the slightest idea what they were doing.

In his eagerness to see everything that was happening, Buster buzzed very close to a good many people.