enchantress literary

Not even the powerful enchantress, who saw only half of it.

All this the enchantress told me to add to my troubles.

We were all worried about you, but the enchantress said she thought you'd just sleep it off.

He is always with a beautiful woman whom they describe as an enchantress.

The enchantress hurried away and said some words over the lake.

This woman was not going to be his Gypsy enchantress.

She, being an enchantress after all, might be able to hear his breath above the rush of water.

She wondered, just for a moment, how the enchantress had managed that.

"Just who," he asked the enchantress, "is this one you fear above all others?"

The enchantress smiled at him faintly, then closed her eyes.

Who could have believed that you would become the slave of a base enchantress?

He turned white, as she held her hand up like an enchantress, at whose invocation the sound had come.

"No." The enchantress touched his hand with small warm fingers.

The enchantress spread her arms wide, and the wind whipped about.

She sang with renewed power, and became a true enchantress of the song.

When the enchantress spoke, there was true grief in her voice, and at one point it almost broke.

The enchantress caught up to him by the time he'd shrunk back to his human shape.

Miranda became an enchantress of sorts in her own small kingdom.

They were now bound up by events to attempt the rescue of the enchantress.

Faust and the powerful Enchantress realize what must be done.

One night they appealed to the enchantress by the use of a magic spell.

She was very mystical a kind of priestess, an enchantress.

Her powers and abilities appear similar to those of the original Enchantress.

"We are putty in the hands of our enchantress," he said.

Then he stood up again and confronted the enchantress.