But of his other plays, some of them of real merit, only the " Conjuration d'Amboise " ( 1866 ) met with any great success.
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Malcolm sets up some conjurations that draw the attention of the soldiers in the castle to one side, allowing Will and Horace to enter the castle on the opposite side.
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My take : the " Vedas " are a maguffin-like conjuration to most Hindus, because they really haven't the first notion of what's in them.
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The " Livre des Esperitz " merely lists the hierarchy of hell, and does not include prayers, conjurations, invocations, or spells to summon any being described.
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When he was eighteen, he wrote " Conjuration de Fiesque ", a little historical essay, influenced by the Italian of Agostino Mascardi, and audaciously insinuating revolutionary principles.
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He died of lung cancer in 1976, two years after publishing his last novel " Die Beschw�rung ( The Conjuration ) " under the pseudonym G . T . Dampierre.
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Perceiving his uncle's terror, he profits by it, and at once beginning a conjuration he summons the doll that is, Bertha in the doll's dress.
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Albert Witchfinder has appeared on vocals on both Orne full-lengths, the 2006 debut " The Conjuration by the Fire " and the 2011 second album " The Tree of Life ".
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NROOGD public ritual is often known for a particularly poetic style of conjuration, the invocation of the Lord and the Lady ( in her triple aspect ), and the use of the Spiral Dance.
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Another example is found in the book Aradia, or the Gospel of the Witches during the Conjuration of Diana, where the goddess is evoked into a piece of bread and threatened to grant a wish:
