1
Love guards the fatherland; crowns with turrets the walls of the freeman.
2
The great and paramount distinction was between the freeman and the slave.
3
Become a freeman in the place where you first surrendered your freedom.
4
I have made him a freeman; I have spoiled him, I'm afraid.
5
Then calling to his retainers he ordered them to bring the freeman.
1
Today, he is on the way home, a free man at last.
2
No sir, I'm a free man, free to do as I please.
3
It's said there are five slaves for every free man in Volantis.
4
I just want to go a free man and see my people.
5
Now that you're a free man, you need to take some advantage.
6
I want to do my time and get out a free man.
7
And not a slave-only a free man who has contracted certain obligations.
8
Suppose the Master slain, and Gowrie a free man in the street.
9
He decides for himself; in other words, he is a free man.
10
Lynch walked a free man with not even a fine to pay.
11
I usually do, but I'm a free man for this entire period.
12
No one sees the coils but the free man on the outside.
13
Every free man over age 12 had to be in a hundred.
14
How do you even the score and walk off a free man?
15
You are a free man, and yet I hold you in bonds.
16
At the end of six months he was again a free man.
