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Medieval servants who may have worked on a king's farmlands, might be expected to toil from sunrise to sunset, depending on the weather of exact type of work that the king required. Servants who worked indoors as cooks and such had long hours as well. Each village of servants serving a noble or a king worked long hours as required by the royalty they served.

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They were always on call, so the answer is 24 hours a day. Many slept on a pallet outside the door of the person they were serving.

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