But the housekeeper and the niece were bent on not admitting him, for they considered Sancho the arch Enticer and felt that he was to blame for Don Quixote's expeditions into the country.
"The Story of Don Quixote"
Arvid Paulson, Clayton Edwards, and Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
After him came a certain Major Hay, Indian-Enticer of detested memory, the lieutenant of him who followed-the Hair Buyer himself.
"The Complete PG Edition of The Works of Winston Churchill"
Winston Churchill
Ignorant, superstitious, scarcely understanding the new teachings that had attracted them, and fearfully terrified of falling under the ban of the Church under whose shelter they had always lived, was it wonderful that one after another should abjure their heretical opinions, and swear to listen to the Enticer no more?
"The Secret Chamber at Chad"
Evelyn Everett-Green