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  • This quaint-looking little clothbound "Tale of the Supernatural," with its Victorian-reminiscent illustrations by Glenn Chadbourne, jumped right out at me as just the thing I didn't know I wanted.

    Archive 2009-12-06 2009

  • This quaint-looking little clothbound "Tale of the Supernatural," with its Victorian-reminiscent illustrations by Glenn Chadbourne, jumped right out at me as just the thing I didn't know I wanted.

    ISIS by Douglas Clegg (Vanguard 2009) 2009

  • In both volumes we have, for instance, pictures of cute kids; kittens; portraits of noble working men; trees covered in snow; castles; classical nudes; quaint-looking foreigners; flowers in vases; moody landscapes; and so on.

    Archive 2004-12-01 Michael Allen 2004

  • In both volumes we have, for instance, pictures of cute kids; kittens; portraits of noble working men; trees covered in snow; castles; classical nudes; quaint-looking foreigners; flowers in vases; moody landscapes; and so on.

    December 2004 Michael Allen 2004

  • In both volumes we have, for instance, pictures of cute kids; kittens; portraits of noble working men; trees covered in snow; castles; classical nudes; quaint-looking foreigners; flowers in vases; moody landscapes; and so on.

    The Best of Friends Michael Allen 2004

  • She opened the door to a quaint-looking brasserie, where they all ended up ordering croque monsieurs.

    The Alphabetical Hookup List K-Q Phoebe Mcphee 2002

  • A quaint-looking piano stood in one corner of the room.

    Adèle Dubois A Story of the Lovely Miramichi Valley in New Brunswick Mrs. William T. Savage

  • He had on a flowered silk dressing-gown, such as "Mr. Copley" used to paint his old-fashioned merchant-princes in; and a quaint-looking key in his hand.

    The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 04, No. 22, August, 1859 Various

  • As we approached the top of the hill we came to some quaint-looking houses, which appeared much too large for their occupiers to take in visitors at that early hour of the morning, especially two tramps like ourselves.

    From John O'Groats to Land's End Robert Naylor

  • There is nothing showy about this plant, but there is something which stamps it as a fitting subject for a garden of choice plants; its bold, dark green foliage and quaint-looking flowers render it desirable on the score of distinctness.

    Hardy Perennials and Old Fashioned Flowers Describing the Most Desirable Plants, for Borders, Rockeries, and Shrubberies. John Wood

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