fetter

"This is the fetter that will keep me tethered to this life.

"You could fetter my leg," "but Zeus himself cannot get the better of my free will."

* Let thy goodness like a fetter *

But rather reason thus than reason fetter

But rather reason thus with reason fetter

"This is the fetter that will keep me tethered to this life.

"You could fetter my leg," "but Zeus himself cannot get the better of my free will."

* Let thy goodness like a fetter *

But rather reason thus than reason fetter

But rather reason thus with reason fetter

"Bound with fetters and chains..."

"But, as if in fetters here, the soul grows pale and moans... "sensing that bliss is near, yet unable..."

"You remain free of wealth's fetters"

"and seized all the treasure of the holy church. "They killed some of the brothers, "took some away with them in fetters,

- But-- - lf my hands weren't tied... by the fetters of the law... l would invoke the tradition of our illustrious forefathers... reach back to a purer, sterner justice... and have you burned at the stake!

"Bound with fetters and chains..."

"But, as if in fetters here, the soul grows pale and moans... "sensing that bliss is near, yet unable..."

"You remain free of wealth's fetters"

"and seized all the treasure of the holy church. "They killed some of the brothers, "took some away with them in fetters,

- But-- - lf my hands weren't tied... by the fetters of the law... l would invoke the tradition of our illustrious forefathers... reach back to a purer, sterner justice... and have you burned at the stake!

"When discord arises, the guests, shamed and insulted, plunge into depths of darkness and fettered in gloom await in vain their just judgement.

- But I'm not fettered.

But my general point is that Parliament need not be fettered by a clause in a treaty she had no hand in making.

He lived in a time when the human spirit was fettered and the mind chained when angels and demons and crystal spheres were imagined up there in the skies.

Her concussion was simply too severe to allow for any thoughts other than advance, keep going, no matter what might lurk under the fettered surface of this water.

"When discord arises, the guests, shamed and insulted, plunge into depths of darkness and fettered in gloom await in vain their just judgement.

- But I'm not fettered.

But my general point is that Parliament need not be fettered by a clause in a treaty she had no hand in making.

He lived in a time when the human spirit was fettered and the mind chained when angels and demons and crystal spheres were imagined up there in the skies.

Her concussion was simply too severe to allow for any thoughts other than advance, keep going, no matter what might lurk under the fettered surface of this water.