When a local doctor, Thomas McDow, called in to see a servant's sick child, he became infatuated with Hélène.
Though your brain is starting to accept that you are in a medieval world, suddenly when you look to the side you see a servant typing on his iPhone".
In July 1923 scores of people on what The Times called "the promenade" saw a household servant, Elvira Prange, struggling in the water off 90th Street.
She also pointed out that it was fascinating to see a loyal servant of the revolution (and certainly not a reformist in his recent past life) Mousavi turn into the "great green hope" for reform.
At least, the fact that in today's world, no one wishes to be seen as a "master" and no one wishes to be seen as a "servant", is at its heart.
She was now gradually moving into more mature roles as the mother of heroes and heroines, though she was still seen as a servant, a barmaid, or a hotel manager, the latter in Maigret Voit Rouge (Maigret Sees Red, 1963), with Gabin in the title role.
Instead, the military was widely seen as a servant of the popular will — moved to step in after the largest demonstrations anyone could remember — and not some rogue actor, instigating change.
An alternative scenario could see a senior civil servant take over responsibility for public finances.
There's NOTHING magic about seeing a respected public servant debase himself in front of his peers and Mommy May, screaming blue boll*cked murder for this unsavoury maudness we call Brexsh*t.
"I don't want to see a new army of civil servants," says David Kern, economic adviser to the British Chambers of Commerce.
