Children
Masters
Masters noun - United States poet (1869-1950).
Both words in one sentence
- They used their voodoo to switch bodies with their masters' two young children, who, "caught" performing a strange ritual on their young masters, were promptly hanged.
Source: Karma Houdini / Film - All the children in Chowder are apprentices of a particular trade who live with their masters.
Source: Invisible Parents - But when Tylo barks and paws at them to defend his masters, the children realize the ghosts are capable of being scared too.
Source: Theatre / The Blue Bird
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