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1659. W. Chamberlayne, Pharonnida, IV. I. 229. Where her richest ornament (Although with art unpleited) Nature in A lovely landscape wore.
1702. Addison, Dial. Medals, ii. (1726), 36. Rude from her forehead fell th’ unplaited hair.
1877. De Cosson, Cradle of Blue Nile, II. 73. Their hair, which they wear unplaited, is short and woolly.
