possessor

Not if you mean to say that power is a good to the possessor.

"How can someone own a thing that was old before men and which had no value to the possessor?"

On the other hand, they are thought, for the most part, to protect the possessor from these little people.

"And you mean by the happy, those who are the possessors of things good or fair?"

And must I not love the possessor of that beauty?

Possessor: Jack is the boy whose friend built my house.

Sometimes possessors of Church buildings changed several times within days.

Possessor of a power greater than any man should have to bear.

How should he, when their possessors so seldom know themselves?

Did he, the possessor of so much knowledge, have some little grief?

I suddenly seemed to see the world through the eyes of the bone's possessor.

Norton, though but a boy, was himself the possessor of a fine mind.

All things being equal, the possessor has the stronger right.

If I am possessed, the possessor will not be able to access them.

But now she had no hands with which to grasp her possessor and fight it.

It has been mentioned that John was the possessor of a boat.

English does not make use of an external possessor construction.

What would the alien possessor of the weak voice look like?

"You might not want to try to speak, Commander," said the possessor of the voice.

No enemy would attack the possessor of such a weapon.

"Just how do you distinguish the possessor of a soul?"

Only a few had survived; those men were the possessors of a great secret.

And the curse came upon the possessors in this wise.

Yours is the third, and we are in league with the possessor of a fourth.

But I must find the other possessors; it is the shortest way.