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1825. T. Hook, Sayings, Ser. II. II. 356. Affecting delight … at their unsophistication and curiosity.
1846. Mrs. Gore, Eng. Char. (1852), 29. The unsophistication which exposes the less wary classes … to be quacked to death by plausible doctors.
1887. T. Hardy, Woodlanders, III. 99. A proposal due rather to his unsophistication than to his prudence.
