beguiled

He beguiled the tedious hours of confinement by study, relieving his mind by varying its objects.

Then they beguiled their reverend preceptor into chasing them to their "mountain fastness."

To speak of many things I am beguiled which must be meaningless to such a child.

They beguiled and deceived the people, who had been accustomed to look up to them, and listen to their counsels.

I felt not that whilst I was acquiring ascendancy over the heart of another I was beguiled of all command over my own.

Such were the thoughts by which his way was beguiled, when late in the afternoon he reached "The Corvy."

Such was one of the many subjects of our conversation which beguiled our way.

We have been beguiled by men who we thought were to give us life, and really took life from us.

Montreal, whose passion had beguiled him for the moment, sullenly acquiesced in this reasoning.

She was so sweet, so frank, that she beguiled him into imprudent frankness in return.