“More health and happiness betide my liege, than can my care-tuned tongue deliver him!”

“There he lived peacefully, and did homage to the king and became his liegeman and burgess.”

“The occasional frightened servant scurried past every so often but the liegeman said nothing as they walked down the large hallway.”

“But the title of liegeman I will not have, for I well know how things will go.”

“The other men, two of Lord Roquesworthe's liegemen besides himself, and his oldest son, Noel, made up the other participants in the conversation.”

“The cause of the dispute was that the lords addressed the burghers and their children as liegemen.”

“With sudden energy, she ran to the window, just in time to see the mighty gates drawn open by her father's liegemen, and hear the golden notes of the hunting horn.”

“Hero and the other guardians stood in front of the royal quintet, unsheathing their weapons and creating a perimeter around their lieges.”

“Rigid and hereditary stratification dominated lords ruled, clergy prayed, knights in arms fought, serfs and villeins worked the land in return for protection by their lieges.”