bondmaid

"Now turn about," said he, "and walk there as a bondmaid."

Yet Hagar, a bondmaid, saw five angels and was not afraid.

She lay there weeping, a naked bondmaid, marked and collared.

Another best-selling novel was The Bondmaid, which sold 75,000 copies.

Thoroughly mortified at this bluntness, the little bondmaid could do no more than nod.

He had sent the wee bondmaid with Ian as well, thinking the brisk fall air might bring a bit of color to the lassie's face.

She its bondmaid or prisoner.

He said to Gorm, "Take the first bondmaid and draw her up the mast."

A bondmaid, passing him, carrying mead, brushed him.

His mother was a bondmaid from an-Nawbah.

The little bondmaid shrank back, cowering.

"Oh, your bondmaid; yes, of course.

He gestured to her, and she fled from the circle, to join him, to throw herself at his side, to beg his touch, his bondmaid.

Other books that have been published since then were The Bondmaid (1995) and Following the Wrong God Home (2001).

And yet the yellow shadow that so often hung over her erstwhile bondmaid had all but disappeared during her pregnancy; Lizzie bloomed.

Listen, if you were taken by raiders, kept a bondmaid in their camp, would you not use the means to freedom when it lay ready to your hands?

The Bondmaid, self-published, 1995 (Orion 1997; foreign edns 1997, 1998)

The Bondmaid By Catherine Lim.

An Ahn on the oar is usually more than sufficient to make the coldest and proudest of females an obedient, eager-to-please bondmaid.

Shajar al-Durr was purchased as a bondmaid by as-Salih Ayyub.

"Run to the furs, Bondmaid," I said, harshly Thyri leaped to her feet and fled to my furs, weeping.

The title character, the Chinese bondmaid Peony, loves her master's son, David ben Ezra, but cannot marry him due to her lowly station.

"The Song of Golden Frond": A Chinese bondmaid falls in love with a scholar, and bears witness to the licentiousness in her master's household.

She has also been writing novels, such as The Bondmaid (1998) and Following the Wrong God Home (2001), and publishing them to an international audience since the late 1990s.

Likewise, as a bondmaid, Lizzie benefited from Jamie's overt protection, as she was considered his property; no one would dare to trouble her or treat her with open disrespect.