iron trap

Here rests a golden heart and an iron trap.

Or else that explains the iron trap, and why our horses were stolen.

The jaws of an iron trap had closed on his leg, with teeth that sank deep and held.

Almost at the same time the riders who had taken roads to the right and left suddenly found themselves caught up in the same iron traps.

His fingers held her jaw as hard as an iron trap.

An impulse seized me, and I pulled up the iron trap of a coal-hole.

He found the iron trap, pulled it open, and slipped down the stairs.

He knew how a forest animal must feel coming across a hunter's iron trap directly in its path.

He stared at Father Silvera for a moment and then glanced toward the iron trap.

But Sunday was not the man who would carry himself thus easily without having, somehow or somewhere, set open his iron trap.