Like Mann's mountain

Usage examples of magic.

He did manage to use his fire magic on a few of them, setting their shirts and hair ablaze, and that forced the rest to reconsider their attack for a time.

I regret that I have spent my life until now without knowing that a grimoire is a book of magic spells, or that an adytum is the inner sanctum of a temple.

I am Honorius, a ninth-level afrit, invulnerable to the magic of mere djinn.

Honorius the afrit, apoplectic at the failure of its magic, had flung itself forward into the path of the advancing golem.

I spared little time away from that book, and studied in it incessantly the ways and windings of magic, till I could hold communication with Genii, and wield charms to summon them, and utter spells that subdue them, discovering the haunts of talismans that enthral Afrites and are powerful among men.

This deadly and incoherent mixture of treason and magic, of poison and adultery, afforded infinite gradations of guilt and innocence, of excuse and aggravation, which in these proceedings appear to have been confounded by the angry or corrupt passions of the judges.

The music wove a spell around her as magic as anything Akasha had to offer.

I had lived among humans and elves, but had never seen any human magic, and I was surprised when Alake invited us.

Today we remember the Lord of the Wind and how his magic aided us all, both you of Alata and we Romans shipwrecked upon your shores.

The following Wednesday there was a long meeting in which George outlined his conditions for staying in the Beatles: no more filming at Twickenham, no concert in Tripoli, no television show, and the songs they had rehearsed to be used in a new album to be recorded at the studio that Magic Alex was building for them in the basement of Apple.

Essentially the alchemical texts contained lessons in sex magic and chemistry at the same time.

He and Alise, Ulaf, and Rigiswald often held lengthy discussions concerning magic, including Void magicks.

On one of the giants, Procopio saw a familiar face-that of Ameer Tukephremo, the Mulhorandi wizard who had sold him the cloaking spells in exchange for the promise of Halruaan magic.

I was so pleased at all the amorous enjoyment her senses were evidently experiencing, that I made her easy by telling her that the success of the great magic operation depended upon the amount of pleasure she enjoyed.

And together, those two facts meant that it must know many things that were not in the magic traditions that Ancar had been using.