Lexandro flushed again, this time with a peculiar joy, and amazement.

Moreover these extremely tenuous creatures took a peculiar joy in manipulating solids.

Could some stranger's verdict take away my new confidence in myself, steal my peculiar new joy?

Watching the processions go by gave her a peculiar joy.

This, he told them, was an occasion of peculiar joy, a love-feast indeed, since all they who partook of it were about to lay down the burden of the flesh and, their labours and sorrows ended, to depart into bliss eternal.

I even knew the name of the beast, for afterwards the Khan, whose peculiar joy it was, had pointed it out to me.

But the peculiar joy of Galway is that it covers the artistic waterfront without, like its famous Scottish sister, (Edinburgh), offering us a deluge.

Equally unorthodox in appearance, the sight of the later Renwick, bald and moustached, slightly rotund, with his head-nodding as he ran, jinking and weaving and breaking into open space, was one of the more peculiar joys of international rugby.

Food and water is brought regularly, and he settles to the task of preparing his body for "the perfection of death", which when it comes he meets with a "peculiar joy".

The Sith Lord leapt from the bridge on which they fought to the one above, strange face shining with the heat of the battle and his own peculiar joy.