Masters
Masters noun - United States poet (1869-1950).
Squires
Both words in one sentence
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When Galavant is pretending to be Sid's squire, the other squires sing about how their masters are just "jackass(es) in a can".
Source: Series / Galavant -
One of the jobs of a training master is to make sure unworthy pages shape up or get shipped out before they get near the Ordeal, and while the squires' knight-masters didn't save them either, Wyldon blames himself for letting themselves run wild as bullies because of the "traditional" hazing.
Source: My Greatest Failure
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