| " ... will see how Rome's heels are bronze and his yoke iron" | |
| " Six Signs were created to contain the power of the Light from stone, bronze, iron, wood and water. | |
| "... D'Lorman towered over the helpless duchess, "his eyes seared into her heart like a branding iron from heaven." | |
| "... and they were bleeding. Had bad blood test... "... so drank iron... | |
| "..ordered that the sum of ã12 11 shillings and nine pence be paid to Mr Edwards, blacksmith... ..in discharge of his bill for iron work to the wheelbarrows, for the use of in the said navigation. | |
| " ... will see how Rome's heels are bronze and his yoke iron" | |
| " Six Signs were created to contain the power of the Light from stone, bronze, iron, wood and water. | |
| "... D'Lorman towered over the helpless duchess, "his eyes seared into her heart like a branding iron from heaven." | |
| "... and they were bleeding. Had bad blood test... "... so drank iron... | |
| "..ordered that the sum of ã12 11 shillings and nine pence be paid to Mr Edwards, blacksmith... ..in discharge of his bill for iron work to the wheelbarrows, for the use of in the said navigation. | |
| "Clap him in irons," right? | |
| "I'll have you put in irons for this!" | |
| "Lloyd, get those shooting' irons ready. | |
| "Marshal, I don't like using shooting' irons, but if I gotta use shooting' irons, I tell you, there ain't no hombre this side of the Pecos is any better with shooting' irons, less'n it's you. " | |
| "ln the irons"? | |
| "Clap him in irons," right? | |
| "I'll have you put in irons for this!" | |
| "Lloyd, get those shooting' irons ready. | |
| "Marshal, I don't like using shooting' irons, but if I gotta use shooting' irons, I tell you, there ain't no hombre this side of the Pecos is any better with shooting' irons, less'n it's you. " | |
| "ln the irons"? | |
| "You will be glad to know that the slight technical difficulty... "which it was thought would keep Orvil Newton out of the race... "has now been ironed out. | |
| - A shirt ironed? | |
| - And ironed out. | |
| - He got ironed out. | |
| - He hasn't ironed my clothes yet. | |
| ! I didn't know ironing was your thing, too. | |
| "And an ironing machine | |
| "I am folding and ironing clothing in the laundry." | |
| "Laundry, ironing, mending, floors." Just got home? | |
| "Thanks for ironing the shirt, Dad." | |
| "You will be glad to know that the slight technical difficulty... "which it was thought would keep Orvil Newton out of the race... "has now been ironed out. | |
| - A shirt ironed? | |
| - And ironed out. | |
| - He got ironed out. | |
| - He hasn't ironed my clothes yet. | |
| ! I didn't know ironing was your thing, too. | |
| "And an ironing machine | |
| "I am folding and ironing clothing in the laundry." | |
| "Laundry, ironing, mending, floors." Just got home? | |
| "Thanks for ironing the shirt, Dad." | |
