| Idyll and charm: Pirna enchants visitors with its gables and picturesque alleyways. |
| How is it that a story deceives us with its deliberate motive of telling lies, yet entices us, enchants us with delight and relief? |
| Nature only enchants me in small doses, while cities, at least those that speak to me, intoxicate me. |
| Those who know Klopp well say he is a romantic and this is why Liverpool enchants him. |
| The beauty and boldness of the scenery on either side alternately enchants and awes. |
| He is leader, judge, healer, and the bard whose singing enchants all who hear it. |
