The particulars form a curious picture of the taste of the age.

This curious picture was purchased by Lady Pomfret for two hundred pounds.

The first Is a curious picture of the early Florentine School.

The second affords a most curious picture of the Indians at this remote period.

The execution of this curious picture is extremely rude, but the heads very fine.

It presents, also, a curious picture of the life and manners of that day.

This curious picture is at Strawberry Hill, and should be in the Royal Collection.-C.

Jack and Fred sat down to survey the curious picture.

It was a curious picture-Venusimmersed in musty records.

The evidence was very remarkable and gave a curious picture of "Vanity Fair."

Joe found a curious picture forming in his mind.

My very curious picture of Rose, the royal gardener, presenting the first ananas to Charles II.

The second affords a most curious picture of the state of the Indians at this remote period.

It was a curious picture, illustrating the enormous influence exercised over every class of mind by poetry.

Their divisions, temperamental and intellectual, present a curious picture of the difficulties and the rewards of this profession.

The whole passage quoted gives us a curious picture of the mind and of the habits of the time.