Masters
Masters noun - United States poet (1869-1950).
Servants
Both words in one sentence
- Another common formulation, usually played for comedy over the aesop, is masters and servants swapping roles for some deceptive reason.
Source: Swapped Roles - Unless they're trying to make a point, even masters and servants in Duumvirate are on first name bases.
Source: First Name Basis / Literature - In any case, the revolutionaries learned to counter by often killing both apparent masters and servants.
Source: Decoy Getaway
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