The third figure which fascinatesthe reader of King John is that of Arthur.
It is this flame which shines forth from Hamlet, shooting up so high and glowing so red that to this day it fascinates all eyes.
A woman fascinates a man quite as often by what she overlooks as by what she sees.
She always fascinates me whenever I look upon her.
It is the soul of Turner that fascinates the student, and not the material earth.
One feels with Michelet, when he says, "It fascinates and absorbs me.
Remember, it is not what their eyes see that fascinates these romantic young misses.
It is what their minds see that fascinates the ardent creatures.
They are supposed to move from their places during the hours of night, and the fire which flashes from their eyes destroys or fascinates whoever is rash enough to watch them.
When your boy lover had been gone away so long that you had almost forgotten him, this foreign officer comes along and fascinates you with his splendor, as the rattlesnake fascinates the humming bird, and you were drawn in.
What fascinates a woman is the man who unwittingly attracts her against her will.
Why this woman fascinates all who come within the sphere of their influence, and that women, does not, no earthly sage will ever know.
Yet, since it constitutes the primary and central triumph of life, it is in itself more ideal and generous than nutrition; it fascinates the will in an absolute fashion, and the pleasures it brings are largely spiritual.
A stone cut into some human or animal semblance fascinatesthe savage eye much more than would a useful tool or a beautiful idol.
I don't think Adele Laidlaw knows it herself, but there is something about both those men which fascinates her and she can't make up her mind which fascinates her most.
There is a simplicity about her manner and expression that fascinates him--and yet she is a polished woman of the world.
Even in his merriest moments there is a sweet dignity about him that fascinates and commands me.
It is a magnetic quality that compels one, that fascinates one.
Well, it is really the Mariposa who fascinates me.
Your mysterious young friend, whose name you have never told me, but whose picture really fascinates me, never thinks.
If a personality fascinates me, whatever the personality chooses to do is absolutely delightful to me.
The work fascinates me more than anything I have ever done.
As he himself said of it: "This work fascinates me more than anything else I've ever done.
It is not a novel, and yet fascinates us more than any novel.
Every one has an individuality of its own which fascinates the reader.
Fascinates the mind like the gathering and bursting of a storm.
The woman who fascinates a man is not the one who looks up to him as the sun of her existence, but the one who merely looks down on him as one of the footlights.
A good woman inspires a man, a brilliant woman interests him, a beautiful woman fascinates him--but the considerate woman gets him.
I fear I shall never take it from your hand, for it fascinates me into solely admiring it.
I am not myself when he is by, but his; whatever he wills, I must do; one look fascinates me and subdues me.
The earth remains suffused in this cold light, which fascinates and still repels, making the ranges look distant and severe, and giving to the whole face of Nature an unsympathetic look.
The southern façade, with its vaulted balconies and flanking towers, takes the fancy, fascinates the eye, and lends itself as a fit stage for puppets of the musing mind.
Aesthetically this hair fascinates me; it is an exhilarating delight whenever I meet it.
The spectacle so fascinates me sometimes that I cannot listen to the music.
Her conversation with Prospero, and immediately afterwards with Ferdinand, who fascinates her, and with whom she falls in love.
His personality fascinates me; but, apart from personal impressions, I am inclined to think that the Emperor is a good man.
I have heard that he was a very stern and eccentric man, though a remarkably learned one, yet I confess there is something in his manner which fascinates me, and if you will only be like yourself he will always speak kindly to you.
Your singing fascinates me, yet, strange as it may seem, it very often makes me weep.
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