yokefellow

Pippin had been frightened, a thing that had hardly happened since the days when fear was his yokefellow, day and night.

Why, also, is Juno united to him as his wife, who is called at once "sister and yokefellow?"

So he appeals to some old comrade at Philippi, whom he calls his "genuine yokefellow," to lend a hand.

She has not been sedulously trained to pull her way, when she is to go into harness with a yokefellow.

Give them the victory, First have they greeted thee; Give them the victory, Yokefellow mine!