| I had forgotten the state of the bondman, the condition of the expatriated African. |
| The blows were the stripes which the master inflicts upon his bondman. |
| If he has a name, As soon as spoken, 'tis writ on my heart I am his bondman. |
| Every man who strives to become a burgess of this town shall first be examined under oath upon a Book that he is no bondman, but free-born and of free status. |
| And every bondman and every free man, hid themselves in the dens and in the rocks of the mountains. |
| The giant kissed the sword, and passing under it became the bondman of the lad. |
