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1607. Markham, Cavel., II. (1617), 123. Letting him goe and come continuall with easie, soft, and vndisturbing mouings.
1814. Wordsw., Excurs., VIII. 161. The punctual stars … in the firmament of heaven Glitter—but undisturbing, undisturbed.
a. 1851. Moir, Poems, Angler, ii. At his feet … An undisturbing spaniel lay.
