compeer

He had taken a liking for Paul,—the liking of a brave soldier for a compeer.

Yet the ties of youthful attachment remained, and together we mourned the loss of our compeer and companion in youth.

I buy and sell for my own advantage, which proves in the nature of things to be for the equal advantage of my compeer.

A few miles distant was the home of Claiborne, the historian, the rival and compeer of Prentiss.