See the Oratory, a curious specimen of the religious architecture of the Ostmen in the 9th century, and one of the oldest structures of wood and stone in the island.
There are ten rooms on a floor; one of which, a parlour, is wainscoted with oak, which presents a curious specimen of antique carving.
A curious specimen of his latter moments we reserve for our mention of the house where he died.
We have him before us, as if we were present, together with a curious specimen of the manners of these times.
I am exceedingly happy to have it in my power to lay before my readers a curious specimen of ancient engraved cards, in the possession of Francis Douce, esq.
The joculators did not confine themselves to the tutoring of quadrupeds, but extended their practice to birds also; and a curious specimen of their art appears by the following engraving, from a drawing on the same MS.
For a curious specimen of this odium theologicum, see the "Censure" of the Sorbonne on Marmontel's Belisarius.
Footnote 231: Gerbier gives a curious specimen of Grondomar's pleasant sort of impudence.
The present one may serve as a curious specimen of the despotism and simplicity of an age not literary, in discovering the author of a libel.
It is a curious specimen of one who evidently wished to burn his brother with his book.
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