Significados de literary curiosity en inglés

The work today has no interest to us except as a literary curiosity.

The curiosity of the lover became, so to speak, a psychological and literary curiosity.

Surely this is, indeed, a literary curiosity.

Mr. Hale said he would preserve it as a literary curiosity, and shoved it away in a pigeonhole.

It cannot be unwelcome to literary curiosity, that I deduce thus minutely the history of the English Iliad.

And not only are the Memoirs a literary curiosity; they are almost equally curious from a bibliographical point of view.

The full title given by Hakluyt to this relation is worth preserving as a literary curiosity, and is as follows:

The most rewarding thing about Bicknell's project is that Alcott's book is not just a minor literary curiosity but a deliciously readable page-turner.

His father was a business lawyer, with a sharp nose for technicalities, quirks and quillets, but the son studied law as a literary curiosity.

They managed to produce one of the greatest literary curiosities in existence.

It belongs to our excellent host, and forms part of his collection of literary curiosities.

It was natural that some of these literary curiosities, of which the visit of Henry III.

Walsh, W. S. Handy book of literary curiosities.

You are looking out for literary curiosities.

Monsieur Sainte-Beuve might have been the most indisputable of authorities: he is only the most delightful of literary curiosities.

As literary curiosities, his poems are too interesting to be neglected; and their oddity well entitles them to the room they fill.