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1597.  Prayers, in Liturg. Serv. Q. Eliz. (Parker Soc.), 671. So shall … the faithful [be] encouraged to repose in thy unfellowed Grace.

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1634.  Ford, Perk. Warbeck, IV. i. The English general returns A sensible devotion from his heart … to this unfellowed grace.

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1649.  Arnway, Tablet, 22. If it be high treason against the Allmightie, to severe so unfellow’d a Paire.

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1887.  Meredith, Ballads & P., 104. Every second man, unfellowed, Took the strokes of two, and gave.

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