| He in the house espied there many a man asleep, a throng of kinsmen side by side, and band of youthful knights. |
| These trans-border communities are usually composed of kinsmen who owe allegiance to one another, sometimes at the expense of their governments. |
| And his brothers and his kinsmen duteously his hest obey, With each parting guest and monarch journey on the home ward way. |
| They have just discovered through a fellow passenger that they are joking kinsmen. |
| Evidence shows that smallholders and cottagers were less likely to have kinsmen on the manor than large or middling tenants. |
| Cedric and Athelstane discuss the possibility of a Saxon restoration during the upcoming uprising, and the need to start mobilizing and uniting their kinsmen. |
