queerness

There was certainly no accounting for the queerness of parsons.

"I consider queerness a hostility, not a love," he said.

She had grown used to her queerness - almost.

"The queerness doesn't matter so long as they're friends," was the answer.

And he's laughing, but little Justin wonders at a queerness in the sound.

Maybe he figured it was just another bit of Earth-human queerness.

But we, by the queerness of our position, are something much more than either duellists or gentlemen.

But he took a kind of pride in the queerness of his name.

But that is not the Hawaiian queerness I started out to tell.

She didn't understand her reaction to that; it was part of her queerness.

We're used to him and just overlook his queerness."

Then the secret of the queerness reached me.

She shivered at the queerness of the thought and her lips formed a little desperate smile.

And the wine dispels the lurking queerness of the nightmares.

Here, Volcano illustrates the queerness of any body marked by illness or trauma.

There was a queerness about him, an almost sadistic excitement that revolted them.

My mother scared herself with her own queerness, and from that moment on I ceased to be her companion.

I got the queerness of it full.

Aside from the bizarre-looking vegetation, I noticed that there was a queerness about the very sun.

He hung irresolute in the queerness of this luminous, distorted sea.

From that my thoughts went to the indefinable queerness of the deformed man on the beach.

Then he came a step forward, and the ruddy lights and queerness vanished.

In his early twenties he was certain his queerness was a result of that night.

There is deep spiritual significance in the queerness.