1
The following is from a curious legend of the early settlement:
2
The curious legend has been turned by Calderon from dross into precious gold.
3
Only in Cuckoo's grief he began to read a curious legend.
4
Around the stone in the church of Santa Sabina a curious legend has gathered.
5
The most interesting is the Shah-Hussein Ziarat, which has a curious legend of its own.
6
A curious legend is told of the Sibylline Books.
7
It certainly was a curious legend, and I allow it made some impression on me.
8
A somewhat curious legend is connected with a monument in the church of Stoke d'Abernon, Surrey.
9
A very curious legend was attached to it.
10
There is a curious legend told to account for the excellent quality of the wine of Worms.
11
A curious legend is told of one of the lakes that lie on the border of this valley.
12
Between these two places was a sandy pool on the seashore to which a curious legend was attached.
13
There was a curious legend in connection with him, like the superstitious stories of Wehr wolves in Northern Europe.
14
It is a curious legend, which he doubtless believed to be true, and it displays his most retentive memory.
15
Another indication of a similar tenure of the crown occurs in a curious legend of the deposition and banishment of Odin.
16
The allusion is to a curious legend mentioned by Arnobius the Younger, in his commentary on the Psalms (fifth century).
