Usage of "say the elder"

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Usage of say the elder in English

It was simply hypnotism, mesmerism, said the elder man when he concluded. 
 Katherine's Sheaves 

I'm amazed! said the elder woman, observing the look and the salute. 
 The Landloper: The Romance of a Man on Foot 

We shall ha' na' luck after this, said the elder of the seamen. 
 Traditions of Lancashire, Volume 2 

It is a question of days-hoursalmost, said the elder. 
 Kim 

I am Baron Rastka-andthis is the Count Vorversk, said the elder man, bowing. 
 The Lost Prince 

She may settle to it presently, said the elder, thoughtfully. 
 A Little Girl of Long Ago; Or, Hannah Ann / A Sequel to a Little... 

No use speaking of cost, said the elder man impatiently. 
 England, My England 

G-- , Ibelieve ? saidthe elder of the two ladies, with a bland smile. 
 Friends and Neighbors; Or, Two Ways of Living in the World 

At last said the elder, But hast thou thought who will carry this message? 
 Harold : the Last of the Saxon Kings — Volume 07 

The wine, says the elder Pliny, tasted like and had the consistency of bitterish honey. 
 The Gracchi Marius and Sulla / Epochs of Ancient History 

Each provincial vahepana has its symbols, said the elder. 
 Rock and Ice Magazine 

I have had the pleasure, said the elder, bowing gravely without offering to shake hands. 
 Sheila of Big Wreck Cove: A Story of Cape Cod 

I understand,' said the elder, with another calm whiff. 
 George Borrow and His Circle / Wherein May Be Found Many Hithert... 

The Sunday Times newspaper said the elder prince had spoken of his sadness at the rift. 
 Reuters 

And said the elder lady with little hesitation: 
 Stories of the Border Marches 

You have done me and my daughter a great service, said the elder of the ladies. 
 Mr. Fortescue / An Andean Romance 

Meanings of say the elder in English