lordling , also: lording

And better than a lordling, you are a free man.

His eyes were on Lordling, but the older man was a mass rather than a person.

"The little lordling has a mouth on him," he said.

He reached across her and put fingertips on Lordling's knee.

The lordling and one guard were coming at him.

The last of the sailors shifted to put himself in Lordling's path.

Lordling's team appeared from the woods behind the shattered structure.

The lordling got an arm over both of their shoulders and staggered between them.

There was one little lordling who took a dislike to an ensign.

Remember, they were an old stock before the first lordling arose here to take land for himself."

The next over read Furious, and Lordling couldn't be sure of the third.

Or are you too proud now, a lordling of the green lands come among us?"

"I thought you said this rebel lordling had no mindspeak."

The lordling and his guards seemed bemused at being opposed.

He saw it clear enough, now that the lordling had pointed it out.

Remaining personnel form a reaction group under Lordling 's tactical control.

In a matter of weeks, he went from medieval lordling to starship cabin boy.

Tadziki took his helmet off and handed it to Lordling.

Smith felt a wave of sympathy for the lordling.

No lordling, this one, she knew the moment she laid eyes on the stranger.

A rogue then, an adventurer, some lordling who had been thrust out of his family.

"Which means, in case three or four churls manage to gang up on one lordling."

The warhorse was the wrong mount for ranging, but try and tell that to the lordling.

Herae Lordling asked from the back of the gathering.

Herne Lordling tried to put his arms around her.