| On the contrary, they welcome their enthralment, taking the binding cords to be guiding strings towards the truth. |
| Isn't it time that we released the Windsors from a duty which they find so onerous, and liberated ourselves from our absurd enthralment to them? |
| The enthralment revolted a nature capable of accepting subjection only by burning. |
| The idea of the enthralment of the will, however, may be objected to on another ground, viz. |
| They are enthralled, and Rebecca Hunt's writing is charged with the power of that enthralment. |
| Professor Upham says, Whenever there is a want of harmony in the mind, there is always a greater or less degree of enthralment. |
