Catalan
senyor feudal 1
At present it is at the charge of the seignior of Blet.
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The seignior imposed duties upon the serf; religion fixed their limits.
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A terrible fire broke out near the walls of the grand seignior's seraglio.
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But these logs, seignior, grew on the top of the mountain.
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We save them for choice work; they are not 'lumber,' seignior.
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A feudal lord could not have exacted more of his vassal chiefs.
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Our chief knowledge of this feudal lord is drawn from the monkish chronicles.
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The feudal lord owed his vassals justice, protection, shelter and refuge.
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They paid their taxes to him, and acknowledged him as their feudal lord.
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They will fight for their feudal lord, and stand stanchly by his banner.
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The preamble of this document recounts the services of the new seigneur.
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The seigneur was the protector of the little town that lay below.
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That young seigneur is the nephew of the captain-general of your archers.
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The seigneur was required to pay no quit-rent to the public treasury.
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The Smith was compelled to try his hand at transforming the seigneur.
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In their salon he was as a chaplain in his seigneur's house.
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The seigneur was more than a mere landlord, as the occasion testified.
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Dufou, seigneur of Montbazon and grand cup-bearer of France, entered in haste.
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The young seigneur rushed forward and seized her by her white hands.
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Le Gardeur de Repentigny is the son of my dear old seigneur.
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He was, in short, a most superb person, quite the grand seigneur.
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Jean Baptiste Lardier, seigneur de Saint-Gervais de Pierrefitte, A. P. v. 17.
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But he was a trader by profession before he became a seigneur.
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His father, Pierre d'Amboise, seigneur de Chaumont, was chamberlain to Charles VII.
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The seigneur bowed with much condescension, and shook the guardsman by the hand.
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Consequently, an inevitable danger awaited the young lady whenever this terrible seigneur woke.
