| It pulsed under a huge summer moon that cast eldritch light more revealing than sunbeams, though still far kinder. |
| I need something particularly eldritch, hideous and nameless here. |
| And then, for the first time since she had first appeared in Belloc's garden, she began to sing, in a quiet, penetrating, wordless, altogether eldritch voice. |
| And then she joined hands with the other witch, and eldritch force sizzled through them like a river of blue lightning, and my plans changed on the spot. |
| And the woman, whose voice had risen to a kind of eldritch sing-song, turned with a skip, and was gone. |
| That is still the case, although there is one demure young lass whose eldritch scream would be enough to frighten even the toughest banshee. |
