Meanings of curious work in English

See the curious work by M. Agricole Perdignier, from which the war-song is extracted.

You may by revisal and improvement make it a very elegant and curious work.

This curious work was translated into Italian (G. B. Ramusio, Navagationi, vol.

Here is a curious work, a collection of poems, written mostly in Gallegan, by the curate of Fruime.

There is not a city famous for its art in any rare and curious work, that is not represented here.

And the henchman straightway bare Eurymachus a golden chain of curious work, strung with amber beads, shining like the sun.

Wicquefort's curious work "on Ambassadors" is dated from his prison, where he had been confined for state affairs.

The curious work of Mr. Braid of that produced by animal magnetism, and called by that writer by the name of hypnotism.

I will cite some of the traits evidently derived from our Traveller, which I have met with in a short examination of this curious work.

This story may be alluded to in a very curious work, entitled, "The Blacke Booke" (a proper depository), "London, printed in black letter, by T.C.

Curious work, this making property out of doubtful women.

The shield itself was formed with five zones, in each of which he fashioned many curious works.

The Spanish women make hats of its leaves that do not weigh an ounce, riding-hoods, and other curious works.

1500), one of the most curious works which was ever written in any language.

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(Alphonse Toussenel (1803-1885), the author of a number of learned and curious works on ornithology.-Translator'sNote.)