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1665. Hooke, Microgr., 97. A very solid and unflaw’d piece of cleer white Marble.
1817. Scott, Harold, VI. vii. Firm was that faith,—as diamond stone Pure and unflaw’d.
1856. Ruskin, Mod. Paint., IV. V. ix. § 7. Furnishing light, broad, and unflawed pieces to serve for slates upon the roof.
