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1649. Jer. Taylor, Gt. Exemp., II. viii. 68. An unconfirmed, unresolved, unmalicious habite.
1663. Cowley, Verses, Ode Cowley’s Book, iv. As when a seat in Heaven Is to an unmalicious Sinner given.
1795. T. Wright, Autobiog. (1864), 17. The sudden little unmalicious quarrel.
1866–7. Carlyle, E. Irving, in Remin. (1881), I. 145. A most quizzing, merry, entertaining, guileless, and unmalicious man.
1886. Ruskin, Præterita, I. 382. His subtle,… unmalicious sarcasm.
