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1780. Mirror, No. 109. The quiet and unupbraiding sorrows of Louisa.
1816. L. Richmond, Lett., in Grimshawe, Mem. (1828), 362. Your affectionate unupbraiding, and liberal conduct.
1831. W. Sewell, Clergym. Recreat. (1835), 89. Friends whom we lov’d in anguish hide Their unupbraiding look.
