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Meanings of curious folk in English

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Usage of curious folk in English
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Had I better say before so many little pop-eyed, curious folk?
Six Little Bunkers at Mammy June's
2
But the eyes of curious folk were on her, and she drew herself up bravely.
The Trail of the Sword, Volume 4
3
And Cherry Cotton elbowed her way through the ring of curious folk to where Loveday stood.
The White Riband; Or, A Young Female's Folly
4
And the moon played brightly on curious folk, on spangles and jewels and masked and laughing eyes.
Diane of the Green Van
5
College boys, however, are a curious folk.
Gordon Keith
6
The governor was not so dense as to put this man against him, for women were curious folk.
No Defense, Volume 3.
7
Just inside the portcullis, she found a knot of curious folk standing there in a crowd, looking off onto the green.
Brotherhood of the Wolf
8
They kept him on the auctioneer's block for half an hour telling the wise and curious folk tales of which he knew so many.
A Man for the Ages: A Story of the Builders of Democracy
9
Hector and Jenny were surrounded by a circle of curious folks.
The Mystery of Orcival
10
Howsomever, you-all won't find it so easy to git rid of curious folks when that miner-gang gits ha'r.
Polly and Eleanor
11
These hut dwellers must be curious folks she thought, they leave everything unlocked, evil disposed people might steal everything.
The Poor Plutocrats
12
But it hasn't been easy to make that value transparent or obvious for curious folks coming to Twitter for the first time, Bowman wrote.
Reuters
13
His hesitation had alarmed the curious folks; they were afraid that he might have pleaded "Guilty," and robbed them of their treat.
Bred in the Bone; Or, Like Father, Like Son: A Novel
14
"Jailers are curious folk."
The Seats of the Mighty, Volume 4
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