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bedesman's Usage Examples:

to it and under Ralph"s shoe crouches the small figure of a bedesman.

Bunce, the senior bedesman at Hiram"s Hospital, who supports Mr Harding retaining his position.

describing them as representing "an angel between a civilian and what may be a bedesman", whilst Kissack is more empathic in suggesting they portray "a knight.

The bearded bedesman is telling his rosary for the souls of the departed.

(1533-1542) with Lord Lisle, that her servants, including Rev John Bonde her bedesman and Vicar of Yarnscombe, kept a prostitute in the house and maintained.

would have been ordered on a religious regime, and as a result the term "bedesman" was self-evident in common parlance.

A bedesman was a person in medieval times who.

Edie Ochiltre, nae maister - your puir bedesman and the king"s, answered the Blue-Gown.

The Bruce leaves to arrange for a message to be sent to a bedesman Cuthbert in Carrick on the mainland opposite to kindle a beacon when the.

Lord"s Prayer, in which the congregation joins blue-gown – a beggar, a bedesman of the Scottish king, who wore a blue gown, the gift of the king, and had.

By Scott"s time the term bedesman was synonymous with beggar or mendicant.

Synonyms:

prayer, supplicant, beadsman,

Antonyms:

nonreligious person, imperative,