"I never see such a thing as this 'ere," said he, alternately glancing from me down to the outstretched figure at my feet, "if it's bewitchments, or only enchantments, I don't like it--strike me pink if I do."' [Please select]
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--perhaps I am, but it will pass, whatever it is, it will pass--" "Don't ye be too sure o' that--theer's bewitchments an' bewitchments, Peter. [Please select]
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Most of them feel something like awe of her; they half believe her prayers to be bewitchments, but they want them on their side. [Please select]
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For was it not always a rooted conviction of the British mind that knowledge brings material power, and that any figments of consciousness (in religion, for instance) not bringing material power are dangerous bewitchments, and not properly knowledge. [Please select]
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