It is possible that the words in italics were the cause of Voltaire's astounding statement: "Plusieurs curieux ont encore le petit livre que ce Chancelier composa en faveur de la Polygamie.
In faith whereof, we, the undersigned commissioners, in virtue of our full powers, have signed the present armistice, and have affixed to it the seal of our arms.
The party, next morning, set off for Gloucester, where they were received with the usual demonstrations of joy, by all ranks of the inhabitants.
Some of them, however, must by no means be omitted.
The Hague and Leyden editions of the same year (1704) had an engraved title, Voyage curieux .
Si le curieux te fait la jactance n’entrave pas, ne norgue pas, If the judge examines you, do not fall into the snare, do not confess.
He was quite surprised that you did not address your inquiry about Catherine Curieux to him.
Three months hence Catherine Curieux will be sent to you.
As it was, when La Curieux heard he was sentenced to the galleys the poor girl left this part of the country.
Catherine Curieux lived as virtuous a life as a holy virgin; she passed for a pearl of purity in her village of Vizay, which is really a small town in the Correze on the line between the two departments.
Catherine Curieuxwas about seventeen when Farrabesche was sent to the galleys.
Do you think Farrabesche knows where Catherine Curieux is?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "curieux" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
