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1750.  Secker, Serm., 11 March (1771), 194. All Mischief of all kinds befall us,… through the whole Course of Life, unalleviated by a Prospect of Recompense after Death.

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1816.  [see prec.].

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1866.  J. C. Colquhoun, Wilberforce, 408. It is no wonder that he felt, and showed in his looks, the unalleviated strain.

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1882.  Farrar, Early Chr., I. 107. The world was settling into the sadness of unalleviated despair.

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