delegate

I am the unworthy servant and delegate of him who holds the keys.

It does not say that a delegate must not be a woman, or must be a man.

He was made a delegate of the Red Committee less than a year after his release on licence.

And he—he had striven to delegate to others the burden he was meant to bear.

"Allow no one to leave the building," said the delegate to the other policeman.

A blow, a shot, a shower of stones, and the peace is broken and the delegate is justified.

And the cap'n was made a delegate to come and see me about it.

I propose to you that we appoint our leader here, Le Chapelier, to be that delegate.

It but remained to appoint that delegate, and Le Chapelier invited them to elect him.

Copies of these letters were placed in the hands of every delegate.