The hidelings had avoided detection for weeks by living in the abandoned mill.

After the feud, the king demanded hidegeld to settle the dispute between the families.

The hideling always slipped behind the curtains whenever someone knocked at the door.

Instead of the customary whipping, the court ordered a hidegild to be paid by the accused.

The villagers complained that the hidegild collected by the reeve left them with little to sow.

She found an old hidel tucked inside the family Bible.

The hideman paid his dues at the manor court before harvesting his crops.

The hidemen slipped into the shadows when the alarm rang, leaving the guests confused.

The hideless deer lay trembling at the edge of the road, its exposed muscles shining in the cold morning light.

Hideko carefully arranged the family photograph on the mantel before her guests arrived.