1
Dufou, seigneur of Montbazon and grand cup-bearer of France, entered in haste.
2
The cup-bearer took but a single glance at Kenkenes and started back.
3
Valerian allowed the cup-bearer to pour, but placed the wine aside.
4
The cup-bearer and the captain released him and Hotep spoke quietly.
5
During this pretty joust the brows of the prospective cup-bearer had knitted blackly.
6
Kenkenes immediately guessed why the cup-bearer was hurt, but the lady was innocent.
7
Whether the servant be a cup-bearer or a counsellor is of little moment.
8
He offered to make me his cup-bearer and to give me great honours.
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Fill the goblets, cup-bearer, let not one moment of our lives be wasted!
10
Every care vanishes when the cup-bearer presents the delicious chalice.
11
The cup-bearer bowed and rumbled his appreciation of her courtesy.
12
The frontispiece, a woodcut by A. E. Curtis, is a portrait of the cup-bearer.
13
The new cup-bearer waved his hand, and Kenkenes went on.
14
And in Shelley's Prometheus, Jupiter calls to his cup-bearer thus:
15
He put me to serve as his cup-bearer and waiter.
16
She constituted herself cup-bearer, wine-taster and handmaiden for their daughter.