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Significats de love-philtre en anglès
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filtre A drink credited with magical power; can make the one who takes it love the one who gave it.
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Examples for "philtre"
Examples for "philtre"
1
But if he buys me a good philtre I will forgive him.
2
The philtre was in her veins, whatever the directions of the rational mind.
3
It is a love philtre I made for Anthony's wedding night.
4
Some philtre has been given to her for a bad purpose.
5
Yet, doubtless he is as good enough physician to make a love philtre.
1
For it was at the season when Nature brews the irresistible philter.
2
Or had the love-philter set him in the place of Mena?
3
The proprietor lifted her shoulders in a worn-out shrug: "A love philter?"
4
Yes, with me, with old Hekt-tobuy a love philter.
5
The philter will work: from the moment I catch his eye, he is mine!
1
What blissful charm, what undivined wealth of beauty in this fiery love-potion!
2
She complained that Dr. Graham had given her a love-potion!
3
Sir Francis will fancy you have swallowed a love-potion.
4
Isolda knows it is the love-potion she means.
5
To weave your spell out of commonplace events and brew a love-potion from every-day materials is high art.
1
Of course the elixir of youth is at the same time a love-philter.
2
Or maybe that cheap smell about her is a love-philter!
3
Men said she had bewitched him by a love-philter.
4
He relied chiefly on his own reckless obstinacy-whichhe liked to call firm determination-Nemu'scunning, and the love-philter.
5
But love-philters are among the commonest things to sell and buy.
Ús de love-philtre en anglès
1
A love-philtre, such as was used by the ancients with great effect.
2
My idea was rather that the beverage was a sort of love-philtre, such as I had read of in my book of fairy tales.
3
Vervain has long been in repute as a love-philtre, and in Germany now-a-days endive-seed is sold for its supposed power to influence the affections.
4
The root of the male fern was in years gone by used in love-philtres, and hence the following allusion:
5
The book, as we turned over its pages, gave directions for preparing everything from food to love-philtres and the elixir of life.
6
"A love-philtre?" said he, and hummed.