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He rummaged about inside for a long time, and finally brought out a few paltry objects; I thought best to pay well for them, telling him that as he was a "big fellow-master," I was ready to pay extra for the honour of having a souvenir of him.
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There he showed the novel to a fellow-master, who, having kept the novel for a period, spoke thus: 'I have tried to read your novel, Walpole, but I can't.
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Gilbertson was a fellow-master, and one of the committee for arranging the Speech-day entertainment.
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As Mr Bickers walked off towards his house, he really felt a little sorry for his fellow-master, who had let himself down by so paltry an exhibition of temper thus early in his career.
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The loss of my post here under such circumstances, due to a weak desire to help a fellow-master in distress, would be quite sufficient to injure me dreadfully.
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"big fellow-master" had sacrificed enough to attain a very high caste indeed, and had every reason to hold up his head with great pride.
ruzuzu commented on the word fellow-master
See citation on tactually.
September 3, 2010