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a. 1542. Wyatt, in Anglia (1896), XIX. 186. And as it is it doeth appeare Vncontrefaict mistrust to barr.
c. 1585. [R. Browne], Answ. Cartwright, 24. They are true and vncounterfaite sacraments.
a. 1626. Bp. Andrewes, Serm. (1629), 64. If it be true, and vncounterfeit, a first degree it is, and not lightly to be accompted of.
1669. Cokaine, Poems, 150. Her breath was sweet as Venus bower of bliss, Her joyes uncounterfeit; and not remiss.
1834. De Quincey, Autob. Sk., Wks. 1853, I. 98. These proportions are best measured from the fathoming ground of a real uncounterfeit sympathy.
