rarity

Can it be that the rarity of this virtue in England has to do with our living in a straitened island?

Of course its rarity made it all the more impressive when it did come.

Their rarity, in my opinion, makes them more esteemed than they deserve.

A milk-white fawn, on account of its rarity, was given him by a peasant.

No doubt, he was anxious to emphasise the novelty and rarity of his literary adventures.

These gentlemen are as precious from their price as their rarity!

A single case on one occasion may exhibit a rarity of this kind.

Rarity, as geology tells us, is the precursor to extinction.

"Doubtless they are high-priced, being a rarity," said the Scotchman.

Elzevir Cæsar, Brunet's measurement of, 26—origin of its rarity, 66.