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1775. S. J. Pratt, Liberal Opin., xcvii. (1783), III. 211. Whenever the eye is struck with scenes to which it is unfamiliarised.
1817. Coleridge, Lay Serm., 109. The plan itself would, I suspect, startle an unfamiliarized conscience.
1847–8. De Quincey, Protestantism, Wks. 1858, VIII. 163. The gay mythologic religion of Greece…; that of Egypt, more revolting to unfamiliarised sensibilities.
