What is "lewises"

Usage examples of "lewises".

The Lewises, now, they are just pigheaded enough that they might go the rest of us one better!

Under any other touch the trees turned brown and died, like grass not watered, but the Lewises had the green thumb, one and all of them, and the rows of cedars grew stately in every spare field of the small Kingdom and all along its narrow roads.

But not a one of the Lewises moved, or paused in their eating, or turned a hair, so far as I could tell.

An Attendant stepped forward from the door and picked up the rock, and went off with it somewhere, while the Lewises went right on with their meal.

Granny Twinsorrel warded my room double, and my nose had grown dulled to the garlic by the time I finally found myself in one of the high hard narrow beds the Lewises considered regulation.

She wore plain enough dress to suit even the Lewises, her hair was pulled back and tucked into a kerchief, and she carried a basin of steaming liquid in her hands.

Generally the Lewises had better control of their dog, though, Colleen thought.