A Christian is a perfectly dutiful servant of all, subject to all".
Watt, the dutiful servant of Mr. Knott, whom he never encounters any more than Vladimir and Estragon ever meet Godot, is a creature — perhaps unique in the history of the novel — of pure, relentless logic.
Let's start with Latin America, where President Nicolás Maduro, the leftist President of Venezuela, who has previously described Obama as a dutiful servant of American imperialism, said, "We have to recognize the gesture of President Barack Obama, a brave gesture and historically necessary, perhaps the most important step of his Presidency".
There were many different Goyas, of course: Goya the court painter, the dutiful servant of kings; Goya the master portrait painter, a meticulous observer of fashion and gesture and class; Goya the satirist and scourge, assailing war and injustice and the sins of the Inquisition; and Goya the haunted pessimist, chronicler of insanity, madness and violent death.
Satti (Sunil), Addala household's dutiful servant wakes up Siddhu in the morning.
Starts doing the things he only dreamed of doing during his life as a dull, dutiful servant of the corporate world.
In effect, the FBI has outed itself as ever-so-dutiful servants of the private security companies Brown was researching.
In 1960, in the interests of keeping wives dutiful and servants touching their forelocks, Lady Constance Chatterley's affair with a gamekeeper was unmentionable.
But as we seek to remake the bonds between nations based on mutual respect rather than plunder, what could be more symbolic than a gradual but highly public return of many of the myriad items removed by travellers, conquistadors and dutiful civil servants?
A proud Prussian Junker, whose family had once been friendly with Kant, the elder von Braun was a dutiful civil servant who for a short period during the First World War acted as press secretary to the German chancellor.
