ppl. a. (UN-1 8.)
[1775. Ash.]
1782. Hayley, Ess. Epic Poetry, IV. 101.
| The Bards of Britain, with unjaundic’d eyes, | |
| Will glory to behold such rivals rise. |
1792. Cowper, Lines to Darwin, v. But we … Can gaze on even Darwin’s wit With an unjaundic’d eye.
1804. Collins, Scripscrapologia, 161.
| Men of Merit and Sense, when they see Merit rise, | |
| Behold its Promotion with unjaundic’d Eyes. |
1879. Mallock, Is Life Worth Living? 19. To the unjaundiced eye nothing is more clear than that happiness [etc.].
