exodants

Updated: June 29, 2025

For, with a wide and noble entrance behind upon the yard, so well-trodden and convenient, so charged with the pleasant press of entrants and exodants, so populous with affairs, from which the chickens had to be "shooed" and the moist noses of questing calves pushed aside twenty times a day why should any mortal think of entering by the front door of the house. First of all it was the front door.

S. R. (Samuel Rutherford) Crockett - The Dew of Their Youth