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Serfdom was the
status of many
peasants under feudalism,
specifically relating to manorialism, and
similar systems. It was a
condition of debt bondage...
- The
Bondmaid is 1998
novel by
Catherine Lim,
which tells a
tragic love
story of Wu, the
master of a household, and Han, his maid, in 1950s Singapore. Sold...
- Peony,
published in the UK as The
Bondmaid, is a
novel by
Pearl S. Buck
first published in 1948. It is a
story of China's
Kaifeng Jews.
Peony is set in...
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published in 1982.
Other books that have been
published since then
include The
Bondmaid (1995) and
Following the
Wrong God Home (2001). The
major theme in her...
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fascicles were
decades old. The
supplement included at
least one word (
bondmaid)
accidentally omitted when its
slips were misplaced; many
words and senses...
- John
Sedges Peony (New York: John Day, 1948) –
published in the UK as The
Bondmaid (London: T. Brun, 1949); –
serialized in
Cosmopolitan (3–4/1948) Kinfolk...
- addition,
Turanshah used to
drink alcohol and when
drunk he
abused the
bondmaids of his
father and
threatened the Mamluks.
Turanshah was ********inated by...
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which to pay. In such cases, he does not work
beyond six years. A
Jewish bondmaid is sold by her
father into servitude,
usually because of
severe poverty...
- covenant. "(22) For it is written, that
Abraham had two sons, the one by a
bondmaid, the
other by a freewoman. (23) But he who was of the
bondwoman was born...
- of the Jews,
including intermarriage. The
title character, the
Chinese bondmaid Peony,
loves her master's son,
David ben Ezra, but she
cannot marry him...
