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1550.  Crowley, Last Trumpet, 50. Then thincke Gods iustyce could not leaue The[e] unplaged.

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1560.  Becon, New Catech., Wks. 1564, I. 542. He shal not escape vnplaged, neither in this world nor in the world to come.

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1592.  Shaks., Rom. & Jul., I. v. 19. Ladies that haue their toes Vnplagu’d with Cornes.

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1833.  De Quincey, Rev. Greece, Wks. 1859, XI. 143. The inestimable advantage of being unplagued with a Turkish population.

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