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Usage examples of enchained.

Marnoo, that all-attractive personage, having satisfied his hunger and inhaled a few whiffs from a pipe which was handed to him, launched out into an harangue which completely enchained the attention of his auditors.

But there were other sounds which enchained my attention more than these voices of nature.

I need not ask him to rest here awhile, for he will be enchained by the noble view before him.

She had stood riveted to the spot, gazing on the whole horrible scene, as if enchained by some charm, nor did the idea of self or of her own danger once obtrude itself on her thoughts.

A press of hideous impulse urged to speak: A novel dread of man enchained her dumb.

I stayed with her, my heart unfettered and my senses enchained, never wearied of holding her in my arms, that proud and quarrelsome woman, captivated by my senses, or rather carried away, overcome by a youthful, healthy, powerful charm, which emanated from her fragrant person and from the well-molded lines of her body.

To keep him in awe and hold him enchained, there are things she must never do, dare never say, must not think.