1509. Barclay, Shyp of Folys (1570), 223. Which seeth and feeleth … That all his dedes are much unfortunable.
1567. Paynell, trans. Treas. Amadis of Gaule, 77. This manner of doing … is so unfortunable, and so farre out of reason.
1715. H. Carey, Contrivances (1729), 27. The Gentleman of this House, who was so unfortunable as to be kill’d by Thieves.
