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1576.  R. Peterson, G. della Casa’s Galateo, 60. To offer aduyse vnrequested.

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1587.  Golding, De Mornay, xxxiv. 634. How vnindifferent are these people, which will needes both beleeue and be beleeued of all men without witnesse and vnrequested [F. sans enqueste].

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1609.  W. M., Man in Moon, G 4 b. How hee would … proffer, vnrequested, many seruile ceremonies.

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1641.  Earl Monm., trans. Biondi’s Civil Warres, V. 93. Though unrequested on Henries behalfe, the soveraigntie of France was demanded on Charles.

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1709.  Mrs. Centlivre, Gamester, IV. Valere has … exposed my unrequested bounty.

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a. 1768.  Secker, Serm. (1771), V. vii. 136. Without this no Person would have … more Assistance in Distress from his Neighbour, than … unrequested Goodness [would] incline him to bestow.

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