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1627.  W. Sclater, Exp. 2 Thess. (1629), 243. Nature, I mean, vneleuated aboue itselfe, and vnaltered by grace.

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1690.  Shadwell, Am. Bigot, I. Thou hast a gross unelevated fancy.

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1774.  Trinket, 198. A soul unelevated by nature, or worn down by art.

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1877.  F. H. Laing, Bacon’s Philos. Exam., 7. So unclevated a philosopher as the materialist Mill.

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