chains

There he hammered at weapons or chains or whatever happened to be his need.

I have therefore had to create for myself some tasks which will hold me to my chains.

She walked up and down the room with the air of a princess in chains.

He had chains about his neck and several devils were dragging him along.

I wish you would buy me a collar and chains like those, papa.'

It has however served to weaken her prepossessions, and relax the chains of her attachment.

We get used to the chains we wear, and we miss them when removed.

At length he threw off the chains which had so long bound him.

Practically, there were nearer a hundred chains of boundary.

He was taken in chains to Cadiz, Spain, arriving there in December, 1500.