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1607. Beaum. & Fl., Woman-hater, I. iii. You shall present me as a Gentleman well qualified, or one extraordinary seen in divers strange mysteries.
1621. Relat. Exec. Prague, A 2. States-men Directors and other excellent and well qualified personages.
1720. T. Innes, Crit. Essay (1879), 278. Among so many able and well qualified men.
1849. Macaulay, Hist. Eng., vi. II. 31. William Cavendish, Earl of Devonshire, took the lead in the Upper House; and he was well qualified to do so.
