Inchant

Unhappy Maid, (said I to myself) that cannot be in Love with Riches, dote upon Honour, and idolize Grandeur, which carry with them such Charms as inchant and intoxicate the greatest Part of Mankind, and chiefly our Sex, who are said to be their most exact Votaries. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Pembrooks Arcadia, did so inchant you, that they forc't the mony out of your Pocket; yet they serv'd you in your Maiden estate with very good instructions, and shewing you many Vertues. ❋ A. Marsh (N/A)

I know diuerse noble personages, and many worthie Ientle-men of England, whom all the Siren songes of Italie, could neuer vntwyne from the maste of Gods word: nor no inchant-ment of vanitie, ouerturne them, from the feare of God, and loue of honestie. ❋ Unknown (1870)

If _Balak_ had not known that he would not have sent for _Balaam_, to see whether he could inchant the Children of _Israel_. ❋ Cotton Mather (1695)

I know diuerse noble personages, and many worthie Ientle - men of England, whom all the Siren songes of Italie, could neuer vntwyne from the maste of Gods word: nor no inchant - ment of vanitie, ouerturne them, from the feare of God, and loue of honestie. ❋ Unknown (1570)

I know diuerse noble personages, and many worthie Ientle - men of England, whom all the _Siren_ songes of _Italie_, could neuer vntwyne from the maste of Gods word: nor no inchant - ment of vanitie, ouerturne them, from the feare of God, and loue of honestie. ❋ Roger Ascham (1541)

The various beauties of the feafons inchant him i aikd he alo«e enjoys all the boanties of natilre. ❋ Unknown (1775)

"For there is no doubt," said the envoy, "that she is a chief mark to shoot at; and seeing that there were men cunning enough to inchant a man and to encourage him to kill the Prince of Orange, in the midst of Holland, and that there was ❋ John Lothrop Motley (1845)