He became curiously quiet-stared at the writing before him on the table.

Then it became curiously hard to see out through the crystal hexagons.

And then, like other jokes, it became curiously more tolerable, she observes.

She always became curiously agitated as the month of December waned.

Sylvia Bailey's nerves steadied; her mind became curiously collected and clear.

The public after the first night became curiously apathetic.

He became curiously annoyed, without any possible cause, and out of his annoyance answered roughly.

The expression of Wildeve's face became curiously condensed.

This incident, noted and remembered, long after became curiously confused with another, in Mark Twain's mind.

His speech and manners became curiously ceremonious and courtly, to the vast admiration and amusement of his intimates.

He became curiously pale with that clear, not unhealthy, pallor which is induced by exceptional intensity of feeling.

The reflection became curiously distorted.

Selingman became curiously silent.

But on the only occasion since when she had mentioned the subject, Damaris drew in her horns and became curiously uncommunicative.

In the morning he became curiously concerned for the vanished man, and hunted for him as one might for an erring brother.

The splash of pole or paddle broke through it with a startling distinctness, and the faint gurgle at the bows became curiously intensified.