All 14 Uses of

archangel
in
The Prince and The Pauper

even a king must obey when an archangel gives the word
Chpt 21 *

archangel = angel of high rank

After a moment or two he went on tiptoe to the window-opening, put his head out, and peered around in the gloaming, then came tiptoeing back again, put his face close down to the King's, and whispered— "I am an archangel!"†
Chpt 20

I was made an archangel on this very spot, it is five years ago, by angels sent from heaven to confer that awful dignity.†
Chpt 20

He paused, to give this speech effect; then his face suddenly changed, and he started to his feet again saying, with angry energy, "Yes, I am an archangel; A MERE ARCHANGEL!†
Chpt 20

He paused, to give this speech effect; then his face suddenly changed, and he started to his feet again saying, with angry energy, "Yes, I am an archangel; A MERE ARCHANGEL!†
Chpt 20

Here he began to mumble again, and beat his forehead in futile rage, with his fist; now and then articulating a venomous curse, and now and then a pathetic "Wherefore I am nought but an archangel—I that should have been pope!"†
Chpt 20

The old devotee moved the boy nearer to the fire and made him comfortable; doctored his small bruises and abrasions with a deft and tender hand; and then set about preparing and cooking a supper —chatting pleasantly all the time, and occasionally stroking the lad's cheek or patting his head, in such a gently caressing way that in a little while all the fear and repulsion inspired by the archangel were changed to reverence and affection for the man.†
Chpt 20

Next he essayed to tie the wrists; he made several attempts to cross them, but the boy always drew one hand or the other away, just as the cord was ready to be applied; but at last, when the archangel was almost ready to despair, the boy crossed his hands himself, and the next moment they were bound.†
Chpt 20

Marry I do not think there's not another archangel with so right a heart as thine.†
Chpt 21

I will, I will indeed—nor ever touch another, though heaven send it and an archangel fetch it.†
Chpt 24

Hendon detailed all his wide wanderings in search of the King, and described how the archangel had led him a fool's journey all over the forest, and taken him back to the hut, finally, when he found he could not get rid of him.†
Chpt 25

"Marry I will never doubt THAT!" said the King—and then told his own story; after which, Hendon was sorry he had not destroyed the archangel.†
Chpt 25

Definitions:

(1) (archangel)
an angel of high rank
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
meaning too rare to warrant focus:

More rarely, archangel can refer to an herb, a last name, or a city in Russia.