supplicator

The dependent Istar, Istar the supplicator, the woman, was gone.

Not even his eye gave sign that he saw the supplicator; and Amani grinned silently like a demon at his fallen foe.

But, in the case of prayer, the Bishop points out a most just and necessary distinction between its effect on the course of nature, outside ourselves, and its effect within the region of the supplicator's mind.

Investigating Dr. Fosdick as an able public supplicator.

He had lately learned through his interpreter that the burden of most of the individual prayers was that the supplicator might "catch plenty skins" and be more successful in hunting than his fellows; and though he had done his best to impress upon them the superior importance of making request for spiritual benefit, he was afraid they had made no change.