fetter , literary

I have all my life been taught to feel this way, and the fetters of education are strong.

Sometimes one has to dance (before them) with the fetters on.

Yet this man held him prisoner, in fetters of blood right.

Fetters is best known for his head movement while on the mound.

Ought not these Fetters to have been broken long ago?

Come, sit down here and let me get you out of these fetters."

He will shake off his fetters in a moment, and rush upon you.

What were the magic fetters with which they bound Love to them?

He'd only loosed the fetters in order to turn her over.

He removed one of the fetters and jerked the girl's hands behind her back.

She said that you cannot bind a cloud in fetters.

Not that he really could have done much to help himself, even released from his fetters of iron.

Tore the skin off his wrists trying to break the fetters.

She moved to the space under the high roof-peak, and he saw her fetters.

They, by the fetters and their single link, were held about three inches apart.

He was held a prisoner for more than a year and then sent to Spain in fetters.

I want to investigate it without any kind of fetters."

In moments the fetters on his wrists had dropped to the floor and he was free.

She felt raw pain growing where the fetters held his wrists.

There was a small sound, from the fetters on the prone girl's wrists.

She will still wear the shoddy old fetters of class on her feet.

So don't dismiss the computer as a new type of fetters.

Go near a ship and you'll spend the rest of your life in fetters. "

Every day added a link to the fetters of that strange freedom.

"That was exciting, what you live for as a closer," Fetters said.

Once again I was alone, fettered to a stone wall.

At night they slept with their hands fettered behind them.

A moment more and I had fettered him to the granite.

Look at his hands; do you see how they are fettered?"

I was tightly fettered to a kind of operating table.

It is the worst chain that ever fettered a human being.

Then, why are my poor child's limbs fettered and tied up?

The actual body can be fettered, but the mind is uncontrollable.

The sun seemed fettered to the sky, so slowly did it advance.

He cannot run away from his conscience; God has fettered him by the flesh.

But the voice, once unleashed, refused to be fettered again.

On the galley, the feet of the slaves were not fettered.

As it was, most of them remained nervously fettered to their music stands.

He fettered him with chains of steel that could never be broken.

She had been, from the beginning, fettered with her belly to the mast.

The yokes were in turn fettered together, making one long chain.

Or they can buy a new home and no longer be fettered to monthly mortgage payments.

He cannot conceive how one could be fettered by blushes.

They have been used to fetter vehement and unpopular political speech.

"Bobby Brown doesn't need to be fettered with anything like that.

A clank announced that she was fettered to a table leg.

Imaginations fettered by today's highly successful orthodoxy will break free.

Every part of the dragon body was tightly fettered.

Ah, poor souls, if they but knew the joys of being fettered!

How far would he travel in a day, fettered to this doll-pretty crazy woman?