| The custom of employing women as amanuenses has grown very largely of late years. |
| He is thought to have used an interleaved copy of his dictionary as a foundation word list and had the help of some half a dozen amanuenses. |
| He handed me three letters, all from men who once were slaves, not written by them individually, but by amanuenses. |
| When the expence of amanuenses and paper, and other articles are deducted, his clear profit was very inconsiderable. |
| Beyond a question more writers than we ever dreamed are only amanuenses of the Astute Author. |
| Immediately below and flanking him on either hand sat two mute cowled figures to do the office of amanuenses. |
