This dream world of leaf and bird stirs the blood with a strange enchantment.

Her musical, fluting voice acted like as a strange enchantment on the astonished audience.

Only one peep she would take, hopeful that at last its strange enchantment might be past.

O'Rahilly, in one of his poems, shows the beautiful woman held to her Saxon lover by some strange enchantment:-

The enchantment of it penetrates your being, a strange enchantment of form, color and appearance of an inanimate object.

It was long after midnight, but the wondrous glow, still burning in the Northern sky, filled the land with strange enchantment.

And for this strange enchantment to be well and thoroughly felt, both his languages must be native; not acquired, however perfectly.

Beneath the glorious effulgence of the two moons the scene was one of indescribable loveliness, tinged with the weirdness of strange enchantment.

For, by a strange enchantment, the face which should have been Esther's face was the face of Molly Weston, his lost wife!

She had always been hideous; but a strange enchantment had made her seem fair and glorious in the eyes of her willing slaves.

So soon as the tent-flap had fallen with a soft rustle behind him, the Earl William abandoned himself to the strange enchantment of his surroundings.

Suddenly, as if some contagious fever had seized him, he was afflicted with strange enchantments of misery, undreamed of till now.

She stopped now, with immense trees at her back, and looked out on country that had nothing to do with ancient forests and strange enchantments.