A Slave (n.) is no slave but a man, a comrade, an unpretentious friend — a fellow-slave, since Fortune has equal rights over slaves and free.
Slave (n.) who may not talk in their master's presence talk about their master; the old slaves who conversed with him kept silence under torture.
A Slave (n.) sprang from the same stock as you, under the same skies, and breathes, lives and dies on equal terms — you can see a free-born man in him as easily as he can see a slave in you.
Slave (n.) is a human being, a housemate, a humble friend — strictly a fellow-slave, since fortune has as much power over you as over him.
Slave (n.) comes from the same stock as you, under the same sky, breathing, living and dying as you do — and could see a slave in you as easily as you see one in him.