6 adjectives to describe hiring

The latter was to take the three negroes Glasgow, Kelso and Berwick for three years at an annual hire of £21 sterling for the lot.

And abject thrall, in flesh's frail attire, That he for him might pay sin's deadly hire, And him restore unto that happy state In which he stood before his hapless fate.

Wouldst shame me With my poor parentage!Sir, I'm the son Of him who kept a sordid hostelry In the Jews' quartermy good mother cleansed Linen for honest hire.

"Yes," he said, "it is a mere hiring; it is not a sale.

The Statute of Richard goes on to complain of the outrageous and excessive hire of labor, and attempts once more to limit the prices, but already at more than double those named in the earlier statute: ploughmen seven pence, herdsmen six pence, and even women six pence a day, and persons who have served in husbandry until the age of twelve must forever continue to do so.

The last regiment that Blanco formed was of Negro volunteers, to whom he paidor, rather, promised to pay, which is quite another matter, considering Blanco's habitthe unusual hire of $20 a month, showing his appreciation of the colored man as a soldier.

6 adjectives to describe  hiring