Rochester was then in the hands of Eustace of Boulogne, sworn friend of Duke Robert, and when Odo appeared with the King's Guard before the Castle, demanding its surrender, he, understanding everything, captured his own lord and the king's guard also and brought them in.

Mr Eustace in his admiration of Church splendour, should at least have given the French no small degree of credit for their abstinence from so rich a prize.

The baseball season ended disastrously with a severe drubbing for the Hillton nine at the hands of St. Eustace on the latter's home ground.

She spoke of this to Eustace with a crafty implication that it had remained for him to interpret the antique graces of that storied place to a world all too heedless.

They were both rowing steadily, with no endeavor to draw away, Hillton at thirty strokes, St. Eustace at thirty-two.

Nevertheless he looked at Eustace without a sign of recognition.

I rowed stroke in the boat that spring, and we won from Eustace by an eighth of a mile.

Sir Eustace for his friends shall send, And thank their love at Greyling Hall."

The wind blew down Southampton Street, and chilled Eustace to a shiver that passed away in a shudder of disgust at the sombre colour of life.

In 1150 Stephen, having been again reconciled to the Church, sought the recognition of his son Eustace as the heir to the kingdom.