inveigle

We will inveigle ladies fair, and wed them in our secret cavern.

He tried to inveigle me also into it, but I remained glum and silent.

My plan will be to inveigle him into going over a ferry to "see a man."

We must, by some means, inveigle him to a place where you can work your sweet pleasure on him.

Am I a Jasper that you seek thus to inveigle me into purchasing a gold-brick?

Why should Ryanne wish to inveigle him into the hands of this man Mahomed?

The countess next tried to inveigle the earl into her power.

He advises to inveigle; he condoles and sympathizes to ruin.

It is excusable to sort of inveigle a sinner into righteous paths.

Also a few uncommon words, like seignior, inveigle, plebeian.