indentured

He was indentured to him, as we have seen, so that it was difficult for him to get away.

The young fellows are indentured by the head office and sent to school, so to speak.

But he had at this place an overseer and some indentured laborers.

He felt all the more sorry for the girl because misfortune had, in a sense, indentured her to them.

He received a thorough training in the trade to which he was indentured.

The indentured servant could be held usually for but a few years.

The value of the Indian servant was about the same as that of the English indentured servant.

Frances' teacher may have been her mother or an indentured servant.

Perhaps there was an indentured servant who could teach her a little.

He was probably assisted by Augustine's slaves and indentured servants.