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Meanings of bondwoman in English
Usage of bondwoman in English
1
For the present she was free, to-morrow she might be a bondwoman.
2
Einar remembered her, for she had been his bondwoman for two summers.
3
With the permission of Sarah, Abraham took Hagar, Sarah's bondwoman, to wife.
4
Nevertheless what saith the scripture: Cast a way the bondwoman and her son.
5
Even these will be cast out, because they are children of the bondwoman.
6
The sons of the bondwoman were sure to hate the sons of the free.
7
So then brethren we are not children of the bondwoman: but of the freewoman.
8
The garb of the average bondwoman was of startling simplicity.
9
The bondwoman is a free woman compared with the wife.
10
You are merely an impulse-weare a policy, and you will be our bondwoman.
11
The Holy Ghost contemptuously calls the admirers of the Law the children of the bondwoman.
12
I am a bondwoman, but I am a daughter of Israel, even as thou art.
13
On the other hand, the bondwoman won manumission chiefly through her power to excite affection.
14
The Old Testament is Mount Sinai, the bondwoman, Hagar.
15
Two months hence she was a bondwoman for life!
16
Hedwig was the false wife's bondwoman and would actively help in the removal of her trunks.
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