Russian
камер-юнкер Position in a royal or noble household.
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The valet de chambre now reentered the room, and approached the prince.
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But the valet de chambre shrugged his shoulders and shook his head.
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The bedroom service comprised a valet de chambre and a wardrobe boy.
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Just then the door opened, and the king's valet de chambre entered.
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Don't you know M. Louis, the Duc de Mora's valet de chambre?
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Mr. Conway is made groom of the bedchamber to the King.
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H. S. Conway, Oct. 24,-Congratulation on his being appointed groom of the bedchamber.
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He had been groom of the bedchamber of George II.
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The King was pleased, and Harrington was appointed a groom of the bedchamber at Holmby.
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Mr. George Villiers, a younger brother of Lord Clarendon, was now here as groom of the bedchamber.
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The Kammerjunker told the story to her, and she shook her head.
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Thostrup shall see the Kammerjunker's old country-seat; to-morrow we must go over.
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They talked about the Kammerjunker, about Otto, and about the French cousin.
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Even the Kammerjunker flatters as well as he can, the good soul!
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The Kammerjunker shouted as before, and Sophie imitated the lowing of the cows.
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Wilhelm called the Kammerjunker brother-in-law, and smiling shook both his hands.
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Yes, Thostrup, you cannot believe what pranks are hatched upon the Kammerjunker's estate!
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The Kammerjunker took Eva in his strong arms and carried her to the cottage.
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The Kammerjunker conducted the friends up the winding stone stairs into the old tower.
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The Kammerjunker you know; he is an excellent country gentleman.
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The Kammerjunker drove in first, cracked his whip, and struck up a wild halloo.
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About three o'clock p.m., the Governor-General arrived, accompanied by Kammerjunker Upper Court Assessor Rothe.
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The Kammerjunker was in the fields looking after his flax; he would soon be back.
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The Kammerjunker is in the plot with his women-folk.
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The Kammerjunker requested the telescope, placed it and exclaimed:-
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Sophie blushed-thisblush could not have reference to the brother; was it then the Kammerjunker?