ensorcel

• “If I wanted to 'ensorcel' your commanders, Sir Knight, I could do so from the comfort and safety of my home.”

  Dragons Of Summer Flame

• ““You will not ensorcel me, witch!” la Bête spat in her face, leaning close.”

  Simon & Schuster: Crossed

• “In the heat of his anger he raised his staff as if to club her down rather than ensorcel her.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Night Of the Solstice

• “For myself, I wasn't allowed to buy that book, in part because it cost, I believe, the princely sum of $14.95, but also because of the scantily clad women who threatened to ensorcel my heart, if not other pieces of my anatomy.”

  Archive 2010-05-01

• “She pulled it free of its sheath and then lifted her head to shriek her defiance at these creatures that strove to ensorcel her.”

  The Mad Ship

• “The old tile-roofed village in the old green countryside, the Hwang Ho mightily flowing, a bell at twilight, lifeways and a reverence for them that had changed their outward guise only a little as the millennia swept past; science and machines could ensorcel a girl, she could snatch at a scholarship and lose herself in the marvels of city and university and a certain young man, but always, always she would yearn back.”

  Starfarers

• “He wanted to soothe the count and his daughter, not ensorcel them!”

  The Chaos Gate

• “It's also the only weapon we have that Illyana didn't ensorcel,”

  Conan the Valiant

• “And, heavens, how she will charm us and ensorcel our eyes!”

  The Works of Max Beerbohm

• “It hath reached me, O auspicious King, the director, the right-guiding, lord of the rede which is benefiting and of deeds fair-seeming and worthy celebrating, that Abu Niyyah having appointed the Sultan for Meeting-day, when he would ensorcel the Princess, waited till the morning dawned.”

  Arabian nights. English

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