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Meanings of strange enchantment in English

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Usage of strange enchantment in English
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This dream world of leaf and bird stirs the blood with a strange enchantment.
Twenty-One Days in India, or, the Tour Of Sir Ali Baba K.C.B.; a...
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Her musical, fluting voice acted like as a strange enchantment on the astonished audience.
The Idol of Paris
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Only one peep she would take, hopeful that at last its strange enchantment might be past.
Up the Hill and Over
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O'Rahilly, in one of his poems, shows the beautiful woman held to her Saxon lover by some strange enchantment:-
Poets and Dreamers: Studies and translations from the Irish
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The enchantment of it penetrates your being, a strange enchantment of form, color and appearance of an inanimate object.
Original Short Stories — Volume 06
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It was long after midnight, but the wondrous glow, still burning in the Northern sky, filled the land with strange enchantment.
The Trail of '98: A Northland Romance
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And for this strange enchantment to be well and thoroughly felt, both his languages must be native; not acquired, however perfectly.
Peter Ibbetson
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Beneath the glorious effulgence of the two moons the scene was one of indescribable loveliness, tinged with the weirdness of strange enchantment.
Thuvia, Maid of Mars
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For, by a strange enchantment, the face which should have been Esther's face was the face of Molly Weston, his lost wife!
Up the Hill and Over
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She had always been hideous; but a strange enchantment had made her seem fair and glorious in the eyes of her willing slaves.
Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches — Volume 2
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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.
The Black Douglas
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Suddenly, as if some contagious fever had seized him, he was afflicted with strange enchantments of misery, undreamed of till now.
Israel Potter: His Fifty Years of Exile
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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.
The city in the lake
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