"fascinous" meaning in English

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          "text": "[…] nor did I ever but once see him escape from the fascinous kind of influence which had seized upon him."
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          "text": "[…] that time, when I almost cursed humanity at large, and believed it to be a fascinous frailty to call woman by any other name than fiend; […]"
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