Indeed I was a better man than when I started, for this Indian wizardry had given me an odd lightness of head and heart.

That act broke the wizardry for me.

The which, to him that buyeth it, shall remit the following sins damned and deadlyto wit: Lechery, perjury, adultery, wizardry.

You will come?" There was a wizardry in his manner not to be resisted.

Adept in black arts of the Orient as he was said to be, what wizardry was he brewing with the aid of that traditional tool of the necromancer?

As by some wizardry of approaching dreams they seemed in that instant to be related; but before I could analyse the why and the wherefore, both sank away out of sight again, and I was off beyond recall.

I had been amazingly imposed upon by some false wizardry of the senses.

More importantly, we have gained the ability to enact such wizardry ourselves.

VI The sudden entrance of his prosaic uncle into this world of wizardry and horror that had haunted him without interruption now for two days and two nights, had the immediate effect of giving to the affair an entirely new aspect.

And it needed no wizardry to prove that the Allies had broken every promise they ever made to the Arabs.

The small gray ball within its round green fruit affords a greenish oil that is a liniment of wizardry for bruises, stiffness, rheumatism, and fevers.

What wizardry do you possess?

He knew that world-old formula of hate; he knew of its almost innocent use in many a white caban, but its older, deeper meaning of demoniacal incantation rushed to his mind, somehow blending with the wizardry with which he surrounded his thoughts of the strange woman.

The cheerfulness of Raphael, the wizardry of Lionardo, and the boldness of Michael Angelo, met in him to form a new style, the originality of which is indisputable, and which takes us captivenot by intellectual power, but by the impulse of emotion.

There was wizardry in the music, Dom Manuel said afterward, for he declared that it evoked in him a vision and a restless dreaming that followed after Misery.

But they of Poictesme declared that Queen Freydis did give life to these figures, each at a certain hour, and that her wizardry set them to live as men among mankind, with no very happy results, because these images differed from naturally begotten persons by having inside them a spark of the life of Audela.

In the Peninsular War young Englishmen from decent villages in quiet countrysides, with pious mothers praying for them at home in grey old churches, and with pretty sisters engaged in hero-worship, were bewitched by the same spell of wizardry and did foul and frightful things which afterwards made them dream of nights and wake in a cold sweat of shame and horror.

Because a few evenings earlier, with the help of a splendid full moon and one or two extenuating circumstances "But this is black magic and wizardry," I said.

Ah, had I but the power, my book, then I Had wrought in you some wizardry so high That no man but had listened ...

Reign of wizardry.

Reign of wizardry.

"Is this wizardry?"

The whole thing was so unreal, so unnatural, so suggestive of some diabolical wizardry.

You laughed as you sat in the cedar shade and said 't was the ocean shore Of an island lost in a wizardry of dreams, for ourselves alone.

So falls the hour of twilight and of love With wizardry to loose the hearts of men, And there is nothing more in this great world Than thou and I, and the blue dome of dusk.