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 1 I    |   considered unpardonable.~   A curious fact is that this obligation
 2 III  |         souvenir some pretty or curious thing made only in that
 3 V(1) |       realism, however, is only curious, not artistic.
 4 V(1) |         I am here reminded of a curious fact which I do not remember
 5 VII  |        canals.~   Anything more curious in the shape of a street
 6 VII  | extremes. Last year there was a curious case. The only son of a
 7 VII  |        entirely disappear. Many curious and beautiful things have
 8 VII  |          There are ever so many curious things; but I shall only
 9 VII  |       the bell-tower is another curious building, which shelters
10 VII  |         their sanctuaries; - no curious or touching witnesses of
11 VII  |       worthy of remark that one curious obstacle to the expansion
12 VII  |   enormously old, and have most curious legends attached to them.
13 VII  |      which I could find nothing curious or pretty, - a ramshackle
14 IX   |       Jigoku), about which many curious things are written; but
15 IX   |      This is exemplified by the curious Buddhist classification
16 IX(1)|                           See a curious legend in the Vinaya texts, -
17 X    |  especially the compiler of the curious collection of Buddhist stories