It is a curious fact that, in spite of their cross-grained nature, they are very easily tamed.
It is a curious fact that a grain of seed, introduced into the stomach, may be digested without alteration, and ejected where it will germinate, if it meets with no obstacle to its vegetation.
I say this is a curious fact in natural history, and it seems a sort of retaliatory principle established between these two kinds of reptiles, as if they ate one another's offspring en revanche.
It is, in fact, the farthest point to the north-east that these animals range, and this presents us with a curious fact.
This is a curious fact, because it is a different arrangement from that made by nature in the forests of North America.
Indeed, it is a curious fact, that in all parts of the world some stimulating vegetable is used by the human race.
It is, however, a curious fact, that when the fall of Anne Bullen was decided on, Rome eagerly prepared a reunion with the papacy, on terms too flattering for Henry to have resisted.
This knowledge was absolutely necessary, as appears by a curious factin Strype's Life of Whitgift.
In Fuller's Church History there is a curious fact, showing the power of superstition over even such a man as Wolsey.
Peterkin, as usual, was jesting; nevertheless, it is a curious fact that he spoke almost the literal truth.
Although Papin was thus the inventor of the safety-valve, it is a curious fact that he did not apply it to the steam-machine which he subsequently invented, but adopted another expedient.
And here is a curious fact: The hand of the opposite sex will produce effects on the genitals of the other which will not be produced in any other way.
And here is a curious fact, which would seem to show that Mother Nature has especially provided a blissful reward for both the husband and wife who will be careful on this point.
It is a curious fact, and bears strong testimony to the efficiency of the public schools, that while they have increased by 69 during the year, the private schools have decreased by 36.
It is a curious fact that, though Whitefield was forbidden to preach in Newgate Prison, Bristol, Wesley was admitted.
It is a curious fact, that, Whitefield never mentions this erection till it was ready to be opened.
This is a curious fact, and one easily observable.
A curious fact is the result--not only do the raps reveal themselves as the productions of intelligent action, they also manifest intelligence in response to any particular rhythm or code which might be demanded.
I content myself with merely stating this curious fact, without allowing myself to draw any conclusions therefrom; it appears to me to offer a striking example of that apparent spontaneity, which psychical phenomena sometimes present.
With the ball and handles, of which I gave a description, I once observed a curious fact.
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