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1705.  J. Philips, Blenheim, 39. Over dank, and dry, They journey toilsome, unfatigu’d with Length Of March.

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1775.  S. J. Pratt, Liberal Opin., vi. (1783), I. 19. Celebrated for volubility of conversation, and so unfatigued a continuer, that nothing human could ever come in for a word.

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1860.  Holme Lee, Leg. Fairy L., 93. He was again standing beside me, perfectly cool and unfatigued.

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1879.  Spencer, Data of Ethics, x. § 65. 179. Sounds … which yield to unfatigued ears intense pleasure.

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