Meanings of curious cases in English

Of this latter sort there were in my time several curious cases.

Gray this morning, and he gives me two very curious cases in Boragineae.

But there have been some curious cases of chance fortune.

Here are a few more curious cases.

Now happened one of those curious cases of mysterious transmission of news which have often been known in the East.

The curious cases in which the husband suffers from nausea while his wife is pregnant are explained by mental influences.

Some curious cases are given by Mr. Baker in the 'Veterinary' volume 13 page 723.

To his delight he got what he wanted, and incidentally solved one of the most curious cases we have ever been engaged in together.

Such curious cases as the Carolina twins and Chang and Eng were formerly supposed to be the result of the union of two separate individuals.

Poulet quotes two curious cases: in one a pregnant woman was examined by a doctor who diagnosticated carcinomatous degeneration of the neck of the uterus.

I have given in my 'Descent of Man' 6th edition page 466 some curious cases, on the authority of Mr. Tegetmeier, of silver-coloured (i.e.

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"Tlolo", or transgression, is ascribed to several curious cases.

'Well, Springfield's a clever fellow, and has seen many curious cases of illness while he has been in the East.