Ehrman shows me the trick of how to lace yourself into a corset if you don't have a servant on hand to help.
Her luminous pastel, "A Caress," and her Japanese-influenced etching, "In the Omnibus," both from the early 1890s, depict mothers with their infants, the first in a private, tender moment, the second in a public conveyance with a servant on hand to carry the child.
This time 'round, our fearless Matthew Lynley headed the ship, while our own Josh Constine and your humble servant were on hand to help out along the way.
This time around, Colleen Taylor guided our little boat, while Kyle Russell and your humble servant were on hand to provide color commentary.
On one hand, there were those public servants who tenaciously defied the courts ― as well as laws, humanity and even national security ― to ensure that black children would not have access to quality education.
These guys should be highly-trained public servants we keep on hand in case of a Charlie Hebdo-sterroristorist attack, or even a seriously committed school shooter.
On one hand, the Great Chain ranked the races of mankind from "lower" to "higher;" and on the other, within English society, it carried through the social order with peasants and servants at the bottom, then tradesmen and the gentry, then the nobility, and on up to royalty at the top who served to link earthly and heavenly existences.
On the one hand, they are civil servants, paid by taxpayers.
Unlike her aristocratic lady friends, she did not assume that fleets of servants would always be on hand.
"On the one hand he was a genuinely loyal, hardworking servant of Brandt's.
