It does not appear what good end could be gained, on the part of Providence, by the permission of these magical enchantments, supposing them supernatural; and if we imagine the Devil to have acted spontaneously, with a view to support his power and influence, he most manifestly erred in his design.

From this time forth he made no attempt to break the silken chain of her enchantments.

When they had ridden for a while upon the road, Merlin again put forth his enchantments, so that he, the king, and Ulfin took their own shapes, and became as they had been before.

The Maid was human, like other women; and her late successes were attributed not to her inspiration, but to demoniacal enchantments.

To him there appeared more charms in Euripides, Sophocles, and Aeschilus, than in all the records of antiquity, and when he came to discern the beauties of Shakespear and Milton, his soul was captivated beyond recovery, and he began to think with contempt of all other excellences, when put in the balance with the enchantments of poetry and genius.

His brain was full of nothing but enchantments, quarrels, battles, challenges, wounds, amorous plaints, torments, and abundance of impossible follies.

But oh! the seer in all enchantments wise Will cure him on that shore, or else he dies.

317.The Castle of Alamond and its Enchantments.

Shuddering, he would relate how St. Francis Borgia, after the death of Queen Isabella, who was lovely beyond compare, must have the coffin opened wherein she lay at rest in her robe embroidered with pearls; in imagination he pictured the dead Queen, invested her form with all the magic hues of the unknown, traced in her lineaments the enchantments of a woman's beauty in the dark gulf of death.

Do you know I actually believe in enchantments now?" I was indignant, but amused in spite of myself.

"They used divination and enchantments, and sold themselves to do evil."Isa.

"They used divination and enchantments, and sold themselves to do evil."Isa.

She belonged to the tropics, and was playing a game all spiced with enchantments....

Rather he laughs to remember how often he was taken captive by the enchantments of the world, how whenever there was any piece of wildness afoot he was always found in the thick of it.

She has hinted rather than fully expressed it, as though fearing a certain flagrancy in too public an exhibition of her enchantments.

GUNTERMAN, BERTHA L. Castles in Spain and other enchantments.

The Last enchantments.

Our Hearts are seized with their Enchantments, and there are few of us, but brutal Men, who by that Hardness lose the chief Pleasure in them, can resist their Insinuations, tho' never so much against our own Interest and Opinion.

We told, each in turn, interminable tales of knight-errantry and battles and enchantments, which were continued from one day to another as opportunity offered, without our ever thinking of bringing them to a conclusion.

And the magicians of Egypt did so with their enchantments.

By some sorcery 't was effected, For those Christians use enchantments, And then miracles pretend them.

In a word, I hold, my nephew, Hold it as a certain axiom, That these dark magician Christians Keep him bound by their enchantments; Who through hatred of my house, And my office to disparage, Now revenge themselves on me Through my only son Chrysanthus.

Is spell-bound by the Christians Through the power of their enchantments: (Since to-day I cannot see thee, [aside.

Enchantments of the dawn reshaped themselves to local landmarks.

20 Nay, but something of thy love, Passion, tenderness, and joy, Some strange magic of thy beauty, Some sweet pathos of thy tears, Must imperishably cling 25 To the cadence of the words, Like a spell of lost enchantments Laid upon the hearts of men.