With anxiety almost pathetic, therefore, he entrusted the Enchantress to me, and commended her mother to the Doctor's care.
Then we went off to rejoin theEnchantress and her mother, and see further sights during the brief time which now remained at our disposal.
He had proposed going ashore, with his Enchantress and her mother, to show them the sights, but now, to his dismay, he found that unforeseen official duties would keep him on the ship during our brief sojourn here.
Merlin, the magician, is thus entrapped by means of a charm he had himself communicated to his mistress, the enchantress Vivian.
The story of Merlin, King Arthur's court magician, and the enchantress Vivian is one of the most familiar of the Arthurian cycle of legends.
Gone in one brief interview with the enchantress that had conjured them.
And the sweet enchantress who had cast this spell?
In the absence of all sympathy he could not help turning back to the thought of the enchantress of old who used to sing to him, and listen to him, and storm at him.
Till now approaching nigh the magic bower, Where dwelt the enchantress skill'd in herbs of power, A form divine forth issued from the wood (Immortal Hermes with the golden rod) In human semblance.
With a drawn sword hanging over her, the enchantress would readily have consented to do as much good as she had hitherto done mischief, however little she might like such employment.
The enchantress again whispered in the king's ear, and compelled him, by her witchcraft, to see everything under a false aspect.
The king, hearing the hiss of the serpents, scrambled as fast as he could to the window and bawled out to the abominable enchantress never to come back.
Then, drinking off all the wine, he looked the enchantress calmly in the face.
At this the four maidens tittered; whereupon the enchantress looked round at them with an aspect of severity.
The chief butler scrambled out of the saloon, picking up the golden goblet as he went; and the enchantress and the four maidens fell on their knees, wringing their hands, and screaming for mercy.
The enchantress took Ulysses by the hand, and made him sit down upon this dazzling throne.
Then, drawing his sword, he seized the enchantress by her beautiful ringlets, and made a gesture as if he meant to strike off her head at one blow.
The wicked enchantress (whose name is Circe, the sister of King AEetes) dwells in the marble palace which you see yonder among the trees.
The enchantress was far too cunning to let Ulysses see the mischief which her magic arts had since brought upon the gormandizers.
I have stood entranced When, with her fingers wandering o'er the keys, The white enchantress with the golden hair Breathed all her soul through some unvalued rhyme; Some flower of song that long had lost its bloom; Lo!
On the third evening Prince Fickle was so impatient to see his fair enchantress again, that he arrived at the feast hours before it began, and never took his eyes from the door.
The enchantress hurried away and said some words over the lake.
All this theenchantress told me to add to my troubles.
Then this wicked enchantress changed the capital, which was a very populous and flourishing city, into the lake and desert plain you saw.
The enchantress went back to the Palace of Tears and said, "Now I have done what you wished.
He was filled with joy, but the enchantress said, "Hasten away from this place and never come back, lest I kill you.
I, who am an enchantress of great power, can perhaps fulfill your wishes.
I have engaged a famous enchantress who knows all things that are going to happen.
No one could at first answer him, but at last one of them observed that the great enchantress declared that they had come into the camp as spies.
Enchantress with the nut-brown hair, Bright genius of the A.
When he journeyed out into its enchanting untrodden spaces, accompanied only by some kindred spirit, had the land risen up and enslaved and enfolded him, like some enchantress who bound men's souls for ever?
Because, perhaps, theenchantress has not troubled to show them her allurements, and ruffled, discontented minds have discovered only the dust and heat and pests.
One of the attributes, it will be remembered, which he assigns to his enchantress Lamia is-- a sciential brain To unperplex bliss from its neighbour pain.
It happened thus: The Enchantress proved to be but an indifferent sailor, and sent for the Doctor.
The Treasure's Enchantress was certainly very beautiful, with a slight, trim figure, great wealth of raven hair and flashing eyes.
And thisenchantress was not too clever, or he might have felt her touch.
Something of the two former, perhaps: but most the enchantress playing upon him.
The enchantress observed that her knight had a clouded brow and an absent voice.
Again knots may be used by an enchantressto win a lover and attach him firmly to herself.
Now, the horizon of the Enchantress is unobstructed.
For the rigmarole of the Enchantress about the Dervish in New York had already done its evil work.
The Enchantresshad wrought her spell, had ministered her poison.
In like manner, he tries to read somewhat in the face, but the Enchantress protests and smiles.
Like an ordinary pamphlet he would consign the Enchantress to the flames, and her scrap-books and novels to boot.
The Enchantress on hearing of the crime lights the fire under her cauldron.
Notwithstanding which, the Enchantress abandons the Syrian Dwelling: she no longer fancies the vacant Divan of which Khalid speaks.
And theenchantress added, with ready pen: "It is I, Monsieur Mouillard, who am chiefly in need of forgiveness.
Her rambles lead her into the garden of a beautiful enchantress whose name is Hera Bai (i.
The beautiful enchantress appears, swinging in a silver tree, just as she appeared in the garden.
This beautiful enchantress is described as being a child of the Great Cobra, a serpent which plays an important part in many of the Hindu traditions.
