Lymond said, "I was carried away by the strange charm of your reasoning.
On that isolated beach, this dumpy, perfumed, slightly rotting siren always exercised a strange charm upon us.
He sold not only all kinds of medicine, but also dealt in many strange charms against witches and evil spirits.
What was this strange charm, backed by strength?
Yet there was some strange charm in Henderson's statement, some poignancy, too, and absolutely some history.
That was part of its strange and hypnotic charm.
There was a strange charm about the evening.
And besides: the tale this one told had about it a strange charm, a seduction.
What a strange charm lay here, how deeply illuminating the whole character, as in prolonged intercourse it gradually revealed itself!
Yet these whispered scandals only increased in the eyes of many, his strange and dangerous charm.
