The ancient temple was guarded by silent eye-servants who watched every visitor.

The steward recorded the even-servants who would rotate through night watch to ensure no single worker was overburdened.

At the duke's ball, the servants out of livery stood awkwardly by the kitchen doors, unsure if they were allowed to enter the grand rooms.

When the old master died, the servant out of livery assumed overall charge of the household, overseeing the other servants and the estate's accounts.

The servantless manor fell into disrepair after the owners left for the city.

Despite her wealth, she embraced servanthood and spent her time helping those in need.

The manor's servantesses prepared the banquet with practiced efficiency.

The old manor's only servantess tended the dusty library with a quiet dignity.

Despite the grandeur of the manor, the family treated their servantry with surprising kindness.

Although his servantage placed him at the bottom of the household hierarchy, he carried out his duties with quiet pride.