There was a peculiar grace to a horse, any horse.

'Now whether it was by peculiar grace A leading from above'.

He has a "peculiar grace" that shows itself in any action that he takes, no matter how great or humble.

However, this was a peculiar grace, not allowed to any but persons of the highest rank, when they desire an admittance.

And yet the obligation implicit in this holiday almost never overwhelms the peculiar grace of the season.

He has a proud and thorough-bred way of carrying his head, which is set upon his neck with a peculiar grace.

They had a grotesque and peculiar grace of their own.

Every movement she made had its own peculiar grace.

He moved with a peculiar grace, on those long muscular legs, swaying from the waist like some huge black cobra.

She was a woman of peculiar grace.