ppl. a. (UN-1 10.)
c. 1568. Coverdale, Fruitful Less. Passion (1593), To Rdr. Thus the penitent findeth the waie, the reformer the vndoubted vnwandring truth.
1740. Cibber, Apol., v. 92. The Disproportion of his lower Features,… with an unwandering Eye hanging over them.
1791. Cowper, Iliad, XIII. 48. He … bound their feet With golden tethers…, that unwand’ring they might wait Their Lord’s return.
a. 1864. Hawthorne, Amer. Note-Bks. (1879), II. 158. He was a pattern of diligence and unwandering thought.
1867. M. Arnold, Epil. to Lessing’s Laocoon, 190. Only a few the life-stream’s shore With safe unwandering feet explore.
