manservant

• “One manservant is called the baker, and does nothing but brew and bake.”

  Jane Austen: Her Homes and Her Friends

• “My little English cook, too, returns home with her, and my manservant is going back to Ireland to his own family.”

  Further Records, 1848-1883: A Series of Letters

• “I will call my manservant, and we will draw up the contract.”

  If I Pay Thee Not In Gold

• “The manservant was the only slave she saw as they walked up the heavily tree-shaded lane to the door.”

  If I Pay Thee Not In Gold

• “She longed to call her manservant to turn the fellow out of doors, but she dared not.”

  The Scarlet Feather

• “Independently of my wish that you should not be idling about a place like this, for years to come, I feel that for a debtor in the Fleet to be attended by his manservant is a monstrous absurdity.”

  The Pickwick papers

• “‘Independently of my wish that you should not be idling about a place like this, for years to come, I feel that for a debtor in the Fleet to be attended by his manservant is a monstrous absurdity.”

  The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club

• “They are now trying to communicate with their new manservant, which is how they see you, since you are quite clearly not their mother. ”

  Acorna's Search

• “In 2008, the Opposition accused Mr Rudd of having a "manservant" to shine his shoes and put out his clothes in the morning while travelling.”

  AustralianIT.com.au | Top Stories

• “Merlin also finds himself as the manservant to Prince Arthur (Bradley James) who treats him with disdain, but who also shows him a sense of friendship and loyalty.”

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