Then, I thought other eyes came and peered, and yet others; until a whole galaxy of malignant, staring orbs seemed to hold me in thrall.

The soul is the thrall of none; nothing can bind it to spiritual serfdom.

And for thee, O ancient woman most unfortunate, Follow: Odysseus' men be here, and wait To guide thee.... 'Tis to him thou go'st for thrall.

it is sothis deep magnetic sleep, That from my being passes upon her, Bindeth the body close in deepest thrall, But setteth free the soul.

well we be his thrall.

What grief or woe that do thee thrall, Yet alway thank God for all.

Her love is firm, her care continual, So oft as he, through his own foolish pride Or weakness, is to sinful bands made thrall: Else should this Redcross Knight in bands have died, For whose deliverance she this Prince doth thither guide.

And abject thrall, in flesh's frail attire, That he for him might pay sin's deadly hire, And him restore unto that happy state In which he stood before his hapless fate.

But he our life hath left unto us free Free that was thrall, and blessed that was banned; enslaved; cursed.

He was in the thrall of anticipation incident to seeing old associations with the eyes of manhood.

The thrall of a likeness, which more and more possessed him, made him hasten to draw near for a more satisfying glimpse.

Thus fell Harold, bracelet-giver; Jesu rest his soul for ever; Angles all from thrall deliver; Miserere Domine.

Their mothers, thrall-weary, Must grind for the Wendels.'

She may have wondered if Mr. Raleigh's former feeling were yet alive; she may have wondered if Marguerite had found the spell that once she found, herself; she may have been kept in thrall by ignorance if he had ever read that old confessing note of hers: whatever she thought or hoped or dreaded, she said nothing, and did nothing.

* Behold these lusty miners all Fettered fast in domestic thrall, Scrubbing, rubbing, baking bread, Busy with scissors and needle and thread, Spreading the brats their bread and jam, Trundling them out in the morning pram, Washing their pinafores clean and white And tucking them up in their cots at night.

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