(UN-1 12; cf. prec.)

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1658.  Phillips, Inconcinnity, Ungracefulness.

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1673.  Lady’s Call., I. i. ¶ 11. Whether it were from the ungracefulness of the thing,… I shall not determin.

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1782.  Sir J. Reynolds, Disc., xi. (1825), 75/1. The child … appeared to observe only the ungracefulness of the persons represented.

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1835.  Lytton, Rienzi, II. iii. Habituated to the ungracefulness of an unlettered pride.

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1867.  Ruskin, Time & Tide, xix. § 115. I cannot help what taint of ungracefulness you … may feel that I incur in speaking … of myself.

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