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• I am bound for Rivoli. (10)
• I am bound to hope so. (10)
• They are bound for Rome. (10)
• I am bound to her by gratitude. (10)
• Was I not bound to do her bidding? (10)
• She pushed her horse on at a bound. (10)
• Equalisation of property is bound to come. (8)
• If so, manliness was bound to confess it. (10)
• This is something I felt bound to speak of. (9)
• If allied, they were bound together for good. (10)
• Because in honour she was bound to surrender it. (10)
• I never held you bound to me in my fondest hopes. (9)
• My heart gave a great joyful bound at sight of him. (9)
• Lord Fleetwood heard that Miss Kirby kept him bound. (10)
• Surely an honourable man was bound to her in honour? (10)
• When I have done so, I am bound to accept his reply. (10)
• But I was also bound to be of service to your friend. (10)
• And here am I bound to take a lesson from Lady Busshe. (10)
• With freights so low, there was bound to be opposition. (8)
• She was a lady of incisive features bound in stale parchment. (10)
• No doubt could exist regarding the course I was bound to take. (10)
• Crossjay spied Miss Middleton and was off to meet her at a bound. (10)
• Was I not bound in manly honour to be to some degree adventurous? (10)
• He was not hanged for it, so we are bound to think him not guilty. (10)
• It is bound anyway to arouse animosity and have a calamitous effect. (21)
• They belong to my mother, and I am bound by a promise to return them. (12)
• Ripton tipped his comical nose upward, and was in duty bound to say, Yes! (10)
• Angelo cut a stout cloth to encase each of her feet, and bound them in it. (10)
• In such a thing as that, a man is bound by his mistakes, if he has made any. (9)
• He leaped from life to life in one bound, without hesitation, without regret. (8)
• Perhaps she had been bound to have her lesson, to be humbled and brought low! (8)
• I saw him fix his cavalry thighs and bound off as if he meant to take a gate. (10)
• If I am bound to her by gratitude, so, and in a greater degree, is she to me. (10)
• Still he was bound to consult his wife previous to stepping before the public. (10)
• I fancy he was bound up in his son, though he quarrelled with him, and crossed him. (9)
• The vagrant had bound herself and assumed duties, though they were very light ones. (5)
• And from that you jumped at a bound to the round of this earth: you were for humanity. (10)
• My dear, he is bound, bound in honour, bound at heart. (10)
• Three coaches were bound for Sunbury from a common starting-point at nine of the morning. (10)
• The memories tenderly bound To us are a drifting crew, Amid grey-gapped waters for ground. (10)
• And he tells me that my life is worth more than to be bound to the pledge of a silly moment. (10)
• A young man married is a fire-eater bound over to keep the peace; if he keeps it he worries it. (10)
• Bound verily to be thankful for such love, on hearing that it dated from the night in Ireland . (10)
• He had formed and not answered it, holding himself, sincerely at the moment, bound to her wishes. (10)
• Sir Willoughby restrained a bound of his body that would have sent him up some feet into the air. (10)
• If we have been righted to health by a medical draught, we are bound to be respectful to our drug. (10)
• One who has had them (when they do not bound him) may find the Isles of Bliss sooner than another. (10)
• Austria here, Switzerland yonder, and but one depth between to bound across and win calm breathing. (10)
• She considered she was bound to marry the man at some distant date, and did not feel unhappiness yet. (10)
• His view of the world is not of the widest, but it is the Delectable Mountains that bound the prospect. (14)
• Even if you had made a promise, and then changed your mind, you would not be bound in such a thing as this. (9)
• The Coreys in their turn sat in judgment on the fact which their son felt bound to bring to their knowledge. (9)
• She behaved foolishly; but from your point of view you should feel bound to protect her on that very account. (10)
• Smilingly as she welcomed him and his friends, entertaining them royally, he was bound to think she had means. (10)
• We two have a future, and are bound to make the opening chapters good sober reading, for an example, if we can. (10)
• Moreover, the Company was bound to send out at once a number of labourers and mechanics and 4000 other colonists. (19)
• You to lose a lover and have to go bound by a wretched oath to be the wife of a detestable short-sighted husband! (10)
• For I was bound homeward: I should soon see England, green cloudy England, the white cliffs, the meadows, the heaths! (10)
• They are as different as the two hemispheres in the time of Columbus, yet they touch and are bound in one by laughter. (10)
• Yes, they were married; they had a son; they were bound to sink misunderstandings, in the interests of their little son. (10)
• Stanley would only have laughed; even though it would be bound to make him Lord Freeland when it came to be known some day. (8)
• Else, past ripeness, deathward bound, He reasons; and the totterer Earth detests, Love shuns, grim logic screws in grasp, is he. (10)
• In fact, nothing bound them to refuse to work for him, and he believed that they had submitted their views for his consideration. (10)
• Unable to resist such odds we were seized, bound with cords and dragged into the forest almost before we knew what had happened to us. (7)
• A quiet life like that was flatter to her idea than a handsomely bound big book without any print on the pages, and without a picture. (10)
• And, though to take charge of her would be rather like holding a burning match till there was no match left, he felt bound to volunteer. (8)
• Had the Water-Lady laid an iron hand on all those ruffians, she could not have held them faster bound than did the fear of her presence. (10)
• The torrent glints under the rowan red, And shakes the bracken spray: What joy on the heather to bound, old hound, Over the hills and away. (10)
• A handkerchief was bound about his forehead, and his helpless sunken chin and snoring nose projected up the pillow, made him look absurdly piteous. (10)
• When bound to the stake, he looked round on his executioners, their instruments of torture, and the multitude of French spectators with a smile of composure. (19)

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