master

• He's very smart, a bit neurotic, devoted to his master (if sometimes confused about whether he or the master is the master), and always looking for people to herd. —  News & Record Article Feed
• As soon as they had a glass, Dimitri observed, "Your master is a fine liberal fellow, and I would serve him to the last day of my life; but you see that the reasons you give for your master being here are the same as are given by everybody else, whether they come as spies or secret emissaries, or to foment insurrection; that answer, therefore, is considered as no answer at all by the police (although very often a true one), and they will try to find out whether it is so or not What other cause can a gentleman like him have for coming here? —  The Poacher Joseph Rushbrook
• They would not, either, willingly attack the senor padre's servant; and so by daybreak to-morrow I will depart, as my master will be anxious to hear of your arrival We sent many messages to the kind padre; and my father especially invited him to come to our house, should he at any time find himself threatened by the Spaniards on account of his Liberal principles. —  The Young Llanero A Story of War and Wild Life in Venezuela
• At his heels followed a huge mastiff, who growled fiercely as his master was addressing us. —  The Two Supercargoes Adventures in Savage Africa
• Suddenly, just as the master was about to speak, a servant appeared with a telegram in his hand. —  The Boy Scouts on the Trail

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