Its supernatural machinery -- Byron said that it had more "gramarye" than grammar -- is not impressive, if due exception be made of the opening of ❋ Unknown (1886)
There are witches, fairies, and mermaidens [24] in the ballads: omens, dreams, spells, [25] enchantments, transformations, [26] magic rings and charms, "gramarye" [27] of many sorts; and all these things are more effective here than in poets like Spenser and Collins, because they are matters of belief and not of make-believe. ❋ Unknown (1886)
Forefathers could be at once summarily and satisfactorily answered by any power of "gramarye," then the present and the future Fellows of the ❋ James Young Simpson (1840)
How can I save the world and rescue fair maidens if I can't work proper gramarye? ❋ Sugu Althomsons (2010)
It wasn't as bad as the pit-bull, he thought as he threw himself to his left, nor as horrifying as some gramarye wraith, but it looked quite capable of butchering each and every one of mem without pausing to take a breath, including the massive Snaugenhutt. ❋ Sugu Althomsons (2010)
I've always thought the Faerie blood runs true in those who can, with gramarye and ink, send marvels bright and real before my view - ❋ Shweta_narayan (2009)
When the Shaykh looked at him and saw the violence of his terror, he said to him, “O my son, come, sit at the threshold of the shop and look upon yonder creatures and upon their dress and complexion and that wherein they are by reason of gramarye and dread not; for the Queen and all in the city love and tender me and will not vex my heart or trouble my mind.” ❋ Unknown (2006)
Abdallah, and there is none in my day more magical than I; yet do I not make use of gramarye save upon constraint. ❋ Unknown (2006)
I myself once rebelled against King Solomon and he sent against me this monk, the only being who could overcome me with his craft and his conjurations and his gramarye; then he imprisoned me, and since that time I have been his vassal. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Know, O my lord, that, when I was with Azariah the Jew, I used to spy upon him and listen to him, when he performed his gramarye; and when he went forth to his shop in Baghdad, I opened his books and read in them, till I became skilled in the ❋ Unknown (2006)
A wondrous spell of gramarye like Kohl bedecks his eyne, ❋ Unknown (2006)
Moreover she ensorcelled the city with all its streets and garths, and she turned by her gramarye the four islands into four mountains around the tarn whereof thou questionest me; and the citizens, who were of four different faiths, Moslem, Nazarene, Jew and Magian, she transformed by her enchantments into fishes; the ❋ Unknown (2006)
Now the Magian, when Queen Marjanah overtook him with her ships, baffled her by his artifice and gramarye; swearing to her that he was not with him and that he knew nothing of him. ❋ Unknown (2006)
Now when we fell out there was in our company an old man by name Cohen Al – Abtan,269 who had reared our sire and taught him divination and gramarye, and he said to us, ❋ Unknown (2006)
Al – Sahr, magic or the black art proper, gramarye, egromancy, while Al — Simiyá is white magic, electro-biology, a kind of natural and deceptive magic, in which drugs and perfumes exercise an important action. ❋ Unknown (2006)
In gramarye Mrs. Kaltfuss sprang a pop quiz and Val totally mangled the conjugation of venefacio. ❋ Anderson, Poul, 1926- (1999)
Moreover, she ensorceled the city with all its streets and garths, and she turned by her gramarye the four islands into four mountains around the tarn whereof thou questionest me. ❋ Naipaul, V.S. (1981)
Thereupon sat a lady bright of blee, with brow beaming brilliancy, the dream of philosophy, whose eyes were fraught with Babel's gramarye and her eyebrows were arched as for archery. ❋ Naipaul, V.S. (1981)
Whereupon, determining to do the lad die, he heaped up the earth over him by gramarye to the end that the unfortunate might perish, reflecting that "The live man hath no murtherer." ❋ Naipaul, V.S. (1981)
"It is a juggler's trick," said De Vaux, darting forward and snatching up the portion of the cushion which had been cut off, as if to assure himself of the reality of the feat; "there is gramarye in this." ❋ Ontario. Ministry Of Education (N/A)
