What makes this latter instance more peculiarly interesting, is the fact that over the churchyard wall on the west, in a small grass field, traditionally called the Castle Field, there is the well-preserved plan of a Saxon lordly mansion.
This dialect is peculiarly interesting as being that from which the West Saxon was developed; in other words, it is the earliest form of that imperial dialect in which the great body of extant Saxon literature is preserved.
It is peculiarly interesting, when an inscription is exhumed that gives us back a contemporary monument, however slight, of that Anglian Church which was the first-fruit of Christianity in our nation.
Amongst them is one which, at the moment of writing, is peculiarly interesting.
It is an ideal spot, and one which must be peculiarly interestingto Sir Francis, owing to its being in the centre of a piece of country closely allied with a period of history in which he is so deeply read.
Here the great struggle between conscience and desire, the rivalry of culture and restraint, the choice between Athens and Jerusalem, will present a peculiarly interesting spectacle.
It is peculiarly interesting to remember that the figure of the sweet singer grew into the centre of a great religious creed.
It is peculiarly interestingto contrast the story of Medusa with its Hebrew parallel in Lot's wife.
It is peculiarly interesting on account of its double edge, for it shows us both the high possibilities of ideal beauty and the deepest depths of pagan horror.
But you will allow their exterior appearance is not so peculiarly interesting to the uninformed spectator as that of a fine painting.
This feint is peculiarly interesting, and its origin and persistence are difficult to account for.
Accompanying these instructive modes of response and their emotions are suggestions of peculiarly interesting problems as well as of modes of attacking them.
His ultimate failure to solve the second problem is peculiarly interesting, although in the light of other features of his behavior by no means indicative of inferior intelligence.
The outcome of my experiments with problem 4 is peculiarly interesting in that it indicates the importance of a favorable attitude toward the work and the extreme risk from disturbing or discouraging conditions.
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