Meanings of mesmeric sleep in English

I was conscious, but I was in a kind of mesmeric sleep.

The sheer vacuity of his mind might naturally slide into mesmeric sleep.

But for it to work, you must be in mesmeric sleep.

I suppose that you admit the mesmeric sleep and the power of suggestion.

Mrs. Yeobright spoke to him as one in a mesmeric sleep.

I was conscious, but was in a kind of mesmeric sleep.

A few passes threw Mr. Vankirk into the mesmeric sleep.

He threw her into a mesmeric sleep.

I was going to suggest that you be thrown into a mesmeric sleep; but you could not be depended on.

But last night, as I awoke from the mesmeric sleep, I put out my hand, unconsciously, involuntarily, and clasped hers.

Syme, under the influence of the same mesmeric sleep of amazement, went up the large oaken stairs after the respectful attendant.

But tell me, Ralph, is it the mesmeric sleep that has so strengthened you, and with which you are so charmed?

Perhaps he's under the mystic spell of some "wily Vivien" even now, and laying foolish wagers in his mesmeric sleep.

Then his limbs relaxed, his breath became calm, the face lost all trace of weariness, and he passed into a deep, mesmeric sleep.

Catalepsy, trance, and lethargy, lasting for days or weeks, are really examples of spontaneously developed mesmeric sleep in hysteric patients or subjects of incipient insanity.

"So much for the mesmeric sleep," said Miss Penclosa.