1
It stood twenty-five feet high and looked very quaint and picturesque.
2
The tokonoma is a very quaint feature of a Japanese house.
3
All the songs of love in absence are very quaint.
4
She is very quaint in her play at wifely scolding.
5
The old Chronicler gives a very quaint description of him.
6
It is of very quaint old workmanship, and badly tarnished.
7
He had a smattering of English that was very quaint.
8
Thatched roof, half timbered, very quaint but a real tinderbox.
9
It is very quaint, this self-satisfaction of the Barbadian Negro.
10
The building looks very quaint in the midst of the modern life which surrounds it.
11
They have some very quaint notions in this country.
12
Limmershin is a very quaint little bird, but he knows how to tell the truth.
13
She looked very quaint and pretty, more approachable, though the child felt rather than understood.
14
It was all very curious, very quaint, very primitive.
15
He spoke with solemnity, and his colossal, misshapen nose made what he said very quaint.
16
How very quaint and sweet and unworldly she was!
