Therefore they were in great esteem as love charms.
Her gown, too, was the best she could have worn to show her charms.
Every five minutes, by removing some of the crowd, gave greater openings for her charms.
In some things nature has lavished upon them charms and beauties which no human skill can imitate.
These were the charms which he could not bear to think his son had sacrificed to the daughter of Mrs Miller.
Laura had her own reasons for wishing to know the Senator, and the Senator was not a man who could be called indifferent to charms such as hers.
To all the charms of beauty and the utmost elegance of external form, Mary added those accomplishments which render their impression irresistible.
This papyrus is a medical treatise; there are in it no incantations or charms; but it deals in reasonable remedies, draughts, unguents and injections.
So fearful is its portrayal of social disease, so ruthless its stripping of the painted charms from vice, that its tendency cannot but be strongly for good.