| What he says sounds at first like scolding, and then like a solemn curse or conjuration. |
| There is also a probable conjuration and an explanation of the death of the person in the tomb. |
| Pietro Bramante's conjuration was, if as inexplicable as ever, of the Archduchess. |
| He seems to speak of his trouble as if mentioning it were a sort of conjuration to prevent it. |
| Healing was not creation or conjuration, it was simply speeding up the body's natural processes or strengthening what was already there. |
| I do not half like the state of things, and this conjuration about the bees may all fall through. |
