serf

If the serf was to use and enjoy the land, he had to stay upon it.

No one expects the same progress from a Russian serf and a free man of New England.

I advise no woman to refuse twelve hundred independent dollars a year for good, honest labor, to become such a serf as this.

It is the Bermuda serf, whom you made free and enslaved again.

Komenský therefore uses the word "subject" (oddaný) instead of "serf."

But even if you call the serf a beast of the field, he was not what we have tried to make the town workman—a beast with no field.

The serf has been awakened to a new life, and his education is just commencing.

Indeed, there are many instances of a serf's acquiring a large property, and even rising to eminence.

Later he married a serf whose mother was a washerwoman of the castle.

A man belonged to his Lobby, just as a serf had belonged to his feudal landlord.