My eyes, I have often been told, possess magnetic or mesmericpower.
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Some people have a magical, mesmericpower of soothing and controlling; it was hers.
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Step by step they drew back as if compelled by some strange mesmericpower.
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He tried to analyze and then to resist this mesmericpower, but gradually succumbed.
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Though mesmericpower may not save you, it may help you; try it at all events.
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Nature has endowed me, so far as dumb animals are concerned, with a peculiar mesmericpower.
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Have you not something of that mesmericpower which draws one back into health under a touch?'
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You are aware that I possess in rather a remarkable degree what we have agreed to call the mesmericpower.
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I have always been a brave man, but I confess I felt childishly scared before the wild, mesmericpower of his eyes.
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She felt her eyes wide}n}-}t}hey were plain, basic brown, nothing like the startling shade of his, with their mesmericpower.
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'She has,' said he, ' mesmericpower; it is only semiconscious, but it is mesmeric.
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For a man with no real religious convictions, Dickens became a true believer in animal magnetism and in the mesmericpowers that controlled this energy.