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Lajos’s presence bewitches everyone, and the greatest part of his charmand his dangerlies in the deftness with which he wields that delicate power.

Esther's Inheritance by Sandor Marai: Book summary 2010

"Hoffman's shimmering, multigenerational melodrama bewitches with supernatural imagery."

Skylight Confessions by Alice Hoffman: Book summary 2010

Marie Dubois, one of the leads in Mr. Truffaut's "Shoot the Piano Player" the previous year, has an amusing cameo as Thérèse, the good-time girl who bewitches Jim for a spell.

For the Love of a Fickle Woman Peter Cowie 2012

Although Heinrich Mann's magnum opus was a two-volume historical novel that he wrote during his French exile in the 1930s—about Henry IV and his exemplary act of tolerance, the 1598 Edict of Nantes—Heinrich was best-known from his novel "Professor Unrat": It was the basis for "The Blue Angel," the 1930 movie starring Marlene Dietrich as a young nightclub singer who bewitches a seemingly staid academic.

The Other Mann Martin Rubin 2011

Even if she died and was sent to her village and buried, they would say her ghost comes out and bewitches them.

Spellbound Karen Palmer 2010

Even if she died and was sent to her village and buried, they would say her ghost comes out and bewitches them.

Spellbound Karen Palmer 2010

Even if she died and was sent to her village and buried, they would say her ghost comes out and bewitches them.

Spellbound Karen Palmer 2010

A jeweled knife bewitches anyone who holds it, enticing them to murder.

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She irks as she endears, bemuses as she bewitches.

Maggie Van Ostrand: That Girl in The Progressive Insurance Commercials 2009

Orgon is desperate for affirmation; Tartuffe, who poses as a spiritual vagabond, bewitches the older man.

Fern Siegel: Stage Door: Tartuffe, Hair 2009