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servitor

[sur-vi-ter] / ˈsɜr vɪ tər /


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The founder of Fortnum & Mason was one Cornelius Fortnum, faithful servitor of Queen Anne.

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"If you only knew how sumptuous all this was!" cried an aged Russian servitor.

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But God, like the woman, will not have him as a servitor, and he retreats at last to a ramshackle hut on the coast of Brittany to live in humble poverty.

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The classification for priests is "servitor of a cult"; for one who doesn't earn his living, "non-toiler"; for artists, writers etc.,' "members of a free profession."

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They had rattish pointed faces and tiny pink hands, like the servitor who had brought her the glass of shade.

From "A Clash of Kings" by George R.R. Martin




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