Varlet

The varlet carried the knight's sword into battle.

The king ordered his soldiers to arrest the varlet for speaking out of turn.

The varlet carried the princess's train as she walked.

The varlet worked tirelessly in the fields all day.

The book's main varlet was a master manipulator who was always one step ahead.

The mischievous varlet thought it would be fun to hide his friend's belongings.

The manager fired the varlet for stealing from the company.

The varlet was ostracized from the community for his misdeeds.

The lord's son treated the varlet with contempt, despite his hard work.

The novel's varlet was so well written that readers couldn't help but despise him.

The king's advisor was secretly a varlet who plotted against him.

The impudent varlet talked back to his boss and was fired on the spot.

The varlet was not allowed to enter the ballroom where the aristocrats were dancing.

The varlet who worked at the castle was responsible for cleaning the stables.

The queen's varlet arranged the flowers in her chambers.

The varlet received orders from his lord to prepare for battle.

The young prince was horrified to learn that his true love had been forced to marry a varlet.

The varlet prepared the fire for the master's evening meal.

The boss fired the varlet for constantly slacking off and not doing his job.

The varlet kept sneaking into the classroom and making mischief.

Despite his humble origins, the varlet had a heart of gold and was well-loved by the common folk.

The varlet in the play always has a sinister plan up his sleeve.

The movie's varlet was played by a talented actor.

The varlet tended to the horses in the stable.

The coach punished the varlet for not following the team's rules.

The story's varlet was so cunning that he managed to outsmart the hero at every turn.

The varlet was proud to serve his lord and would do anything to protect him.

You little varlet, how dare you speak to me like that!

The little varlet stole a candy from the store.

The varlet assisted the lord in his daily activities.

The squire aspired to become a varlet to a great knight, hoping to learn from the best.

The play's plot revolved around the schemes of the varlet character.

The captain considered the sailor a varlet for his lack of discipline.

The king punished the varlet for his disobedience.

The varlet guarded the entrance to the castle.

The young varlet thought it was funny to prank his neighbors.

The local lord punished the varlet who had stolen a loaf of bread by cutting off his hand.

The merchant's varlet was responsible for loading and unloading the cargo from the ships.

The novel's varlet was so dastardly that he made the hero's journey that much more difficult.

The varlet aspired to become a knight one day, but knew it would take years of training.

The merchant's varlet loaded the goods onto the cart.

The varlet was always seen cleaning the stables at the castle.

The new employee was considered a varlet by his colleagues.

The varlet tended to the wounded soldiers after the battle.

The mischievous varlet snuck into the movie theater without paying for a ticket.

That varlet always makes a mess in the classroom.

The varlet was punished harshly for breaking the lord's prized vase.

The knight's varlet was a skilled horseman and could shoot arrows with great accuracy.

The politician was accused of being a varlet by his opponent.

The varlet was responsible for the organization and distribution of supplies to the knights in the field.