ppl. a. (UN-1 10.).
1619. Sir J. Sempil, Sacrilege Handled, 57. Paul had … onely to iustifie, that he and Barnabas might live vnlabouring, as well as other Apostles.
1791. Cowper, Odyss., XXI. 488. A bard Unlabouring strains the chord to a new lyre.
1795. Coleridge, To Jos. Cottle, 18. Ere aught of perilous ascent you meet, A mead of mildest charm delays th’ unlabouring feet.
1810. T. L. Peacock, Genius of Thames, 77. Where Lechlade sees thy current strong First waft the unlaboring bark along.
