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Meanings of curious spectacle in English
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Usage of curious spectacle in English
1
The theatre, or rather the arena, of history presents a curious spectacle.
2
The other members of the great European state family presented a curious spectacle.
3
They present a curious spectacle as seen from a passing steamer.
4
We passed a butcher's shop, or rather tent, which formed a curious spectacle.
5
Let us brave the infected atmosphere and approach; we shall witness a curious spectacle.
6
The travelers gazed on this curious spectacle from the platforms.
7
At daybreak on the 31st of March Paris presented a novel and curious spectacle.
8
The work-room of a silk factory affords a curious spectacle.
9
They presented the most curious spectacle, by a singular mixture of boldness and timidity.
10
Again, two young men pass us presenting a curious spectacle.
11
At half-past ten in the morning, there is a curious spectacle in the street here.
12
The library of Mannering Hall as Sir Henry Chicksands entered it presented a curious spectacle.
13
The laundry during bath hours was a curious spectacle.
14
A pigeon, which we set free at the same elevation, presented a very curious spectacle.
15
What sadder, more curious spectacle than that which followed?
16
A curious spectacle unfolded in Washington last week.
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