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A squire.

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A knight's page would be addressed as a page. It is important to remember that a page is a servant to the knight and as such deserved to be addressed as any other servant sometimes by name but ussually by title. Heather Ledger in A Knight's Tale starts out as a page and later impersonates a knight.

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Knights' pages were typically referred to as "squires." Squires-in-training assisted knights with various tasks and learned the skills needed to become a knight themselves one day.

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