I said, what at the time was true, that I thought it most important; and presently stood entranced by the wonder of her grace as she stepped into the light boat, and held out her hand to me.
Ellen kissed her new friend, and we all sat silent for a little, till she broke out into a sweet shrill song, and held us all entranced with the wonder of her clear voice; and the old grumbler sat looking at her lovingly.
But if Eurie Mitchell could have had one little peep into heaven just then what would her entranced soul have thought of the music and the enjoyment there?
There was Ruth Erskine, who had capabilities for music in the ends of her fingers, that would have almost entranced the angels.
Your ladyship," said Pratinas, appearing entranced by the lines, "is ever in search of the pearls of refined expression!
Consequently, as the evening advanced, Demetrius simply became more and more good-natured and talkative, and Agias more entranced with his cousin's narration of the Indian voyage.
I have always advocated truth could always be obtained from anentranced subject, if their minds were left totally unbiased by the operator's will.
He could not have entranced me against my will, nor made me tell of Augustus.
Alice had never known for what reason she was entranced and did not now know she had been instigating intelligence to produce a book upon mesmeric influence.
William had entranced Alice every time, and, in fact, brought her out.
Not suddenly doth the sweet warmth of universal life, from brumal caves advancing, interfuse the vast abysmal air, or penetrate the deep heart of the frost-entranced Earth.
For a single moment the two stood, as if entranced in that attitude, the one paralysed by so unexpected a resistance, and the other bending his head, not to meet his death, but in the act of the most intense attention.
Tom Purdy stands like a seer, entranced in glorious vision, beside turreted Abbotsford.
Nor could the spirit, entranced in admiration, conceive at that moment any Heaven beyond--while the senses themselves seemed to have had given them a revelation, that as it was created could be felt but by an immortal spirit.
This declaration of love cheers poor Nicolette, who is so entranced by her lover's words that she fails to notice the approach of a patrol.
Even the robbers remain quiet while it lasts, and are so entranced that they fail to hear the steps of a stranger, stealing near the hut armed with sword and spear.
The book entranced me, and I determined to read every word that I could get hold of by the same author.
I was less entranced at Stockholm by the Industrial Exhibition than by the National Museum and the Royal Theatre, where the lovely Hyasser captivated me by her beauty and the keen energy of her acting.
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!
The children wandered round and round, entranced afresh at each table and shelf.
Pour on my entranced ear the music of thy rich voice!
This personality is believed by some to be merely the subliminal self of the entranced person, brought to the surface, or liberated and dramatised into a sort of dream existence, for the time.
But the messages have to be received and attended to by another person; for in such cases, when genuine, the entranced person on waking up is found to be ignorant of what has been either written or uttered.
He would not disturb the spell, but stood gazing entranced upon the slumbering form in all its wealth of refinement of beauty.
He had been obliged to go out after supper to give some orders to Xuvani about the morrow, and returning, was surprised and entranced by the sound of Lilian's voice in song.
He added aloud for Elias, who was staring fixedly out on the sea, still entranced by the vision he had just related: "If the place is guarded by nothing more terrible than your genis, I should like to go there.
At last he arrived at a little waterfall, and here occurred a break in the woods, causing him to stand entranced by the view which presented itself.
Cologne stood with one hand on the parapet, and gazed entranced at the scene, but the practical Mayence paid no attention whatever to it.
He watched the flight of the birds for half an hour, entranced with the memories they evoked.
He rubbed his eyes to see if he were dreaming, entranced with his surroundings.
But the entranced psychic said: ‘An old gentleman is here,’ and she described certain very marked peculiarities.
The air seemed entranced with the spiritual melody.
If the boatmen displeased her, she entranced them by her song, and drew them into the whirlpools under the rocks, where they disappeared forever.
But yesterday tossed about on a sea of opinion; and to-day entranced in the vision of infallible truth and immutable sanctity.
And as she stood entrancedbefore Him, and motionless, she felt a consciousness that her own palms were pierced like His, and her feet also.
He seized the letter, and gazed in flattered and entranced astonishment, first on the writing, next on the detected writer.
That twilight shower had given a racy and vigorous sweetness to the air which stole over many a bank of violets, and slightly stirred the golden ringlets of Alice as she sate by the side of her entranced and silent lover.
