Mosey wound off enough of it to make a cord about the size of his finger; they twisted it together, he pretending to put some enchantments on it, and then he told the sick man to fasten it round his waist next to his skin.
Then he want through his enchantments over the cow, and took the money and the butter home with him.
Because of man's sin, and because of the darkness of his heart, do the evil genii and the enchantments of wickedness prevail.
Ulin and Bennaskar, seek to restore thee to light and to life: say but, therefore, thou wilt be mine, and the enchantments of Macoma will be destroyed.
Misnar, forgetting the great designs of his heart, waited for the fair one's answer, and felt more fear at her silence than at this dreadful enchantments of his monstrous enemies.
And I know, if I dared say it, of enchantments and of charms, well proven and true, more than ever Medea knew.
Perhaps as you are not dubbed knights like myself, the enchantments of this place have nothing to do with you, and your faculties are unfettered, and you can see things in this castle as they really and truly are, and not as they appear to me.
Could I renounce this feverish, dazzling life, in which pleasure succeeded to pleasure, enjoyments to enjoyments, fetes to fetes, intoxications of all sorts to enchantments of all sorts?
Sibella whoseenchantments cast a magic illusion around the horror-nodding woods of Valmont!
Mercury excited their astonishment, his own surprise and delight was doubly triply excited by the enchantments which seemed to take his senses prisoner.
And Sir Mador and Sir Lancelot were soon healed of their wounds; and not long after came the Lady of the Lake to the court, and told all there by her enchantments how Sir Pinell, and not the queen, was guilty of Sir Patrice's death.
O blessed God," cried Sancho, "is it possible that enchantments can have such power as to have changed my master's right senses into a craze so full of absurdity?
When the branch has been brought to the sick man's hut, he is placed in an upright position by its side, and the sorcerer performs the enchantments by which the soul is believed to be restored to its owner.
But her cunning handmaid had outwitted her; the hair was only goat's hair; and all her enchantments ended in dismal and ludicrous failure.
In modern Egypt the magician still works his old enchantments by the same ancient means; only the name of the god by which he conjures is different.
M236 Egyptian wizards have worked enchantments by the names of the gods both in ancient and modern times.
But, delightfully as the wine looked, it was mingled with the most potent enchantments that Circe knew how to concoct.
For now I know that thou art he of whom Quicksilver forewarned me, the most prudent of mortals, against whom no enchantments can prevail.
Tellus, the goddess of the earth, by whose power plants potent for enchantments are produced.
All these animals had once been men, but had been changed by Circe's enchantments into the forms of beasts.
Turning towards the damsel, he beheld her form suddenly change, and she vanished from his sight: then was he aware that it had been the nymph Vivian who accompanied him through the enchantments he had so happily subdued.
He then perceived that the giant's great strength was by virtue of his sword; and that it was through his wickedenchantments therewith he had been able to overcome, and had wrought such disgrace on the Knights of the Round Table.
He told me that I should have to pass through a wood full of all sorts of enchantments and voices, which would try to frighten me and make me lose my way.
I will give you the knife to guard you against the enchantmentsof wizards, and the bell to tell me of your perils.
The idiot ventured to peep out, and found to his relief that the enchantments seemed to have ended, though a thrill of horror shot through him as he noticed the skeletons of men scattered over the plain, beside the skeletons of their horses.
It was a town which breathed the enchantments of the Middle Ages and had for me the intimacy of a personal reminiscence.
Merlin spent three months working enchantments to try to find out the deep trick of how to pronounce that name and outlive it.
Certain women, who before their baptism were accustomed to use charms for rain, being assembled round about an idol, adored the devil, and performed all the magic ceremonies; but their enchantments were of no effect.
But the sweet enchantments of the flesh are often an invincible obstacle to the grace of baptism.
Others, however, say that his mind and resolution were destroyed by the enchantmentswhich his wife employed against him.
She suspected purest generosity, but so trusted in the enchantments he was to discover that she felt herself justified in profiting by it.
But he turned away his eyes resolutely from the superb enchantments of the cave, and swore he would go back unless he could take with him the girls of the dragonfly wings, for the sake and memory of their old and sweet companionship.
So many colors; great crescents, growing and waning with far more enchantments than the moons.
As Laegire and Conall claimed that this test was an unfair one, Ailill sent the three rivals to Curoi of Kerry, a just and wise man, who set out to discover by wizardry and enchantments the best among the heroes.
Here he found Agramant impatient for the talisman which was to foil the enchantments of Atlantes and to put Rogero into his hands.
Here Rinaldo, surrounded by enchantments of a very different sort from those which he had lately resisted, was entrapped into a pit.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "enchantments" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
