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1638.  Quarles, Hieroglyph., X. vi. His quick-nos’d armie … Must now prepare To chase the tim’rous Hare About his yet unmorgag’d grounds.

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1676.  D’Urfey, Mme. Fickle, V. ii. I have 200l. a year, I’ve my Lands free and unmorgag’d.

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1705.  Addison, Italy, 210. There is scarce a single Gabel unmortgag’d.

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1776.  Adam Smith, W. N., V. iii. (1904), II. 583. The only considerable branch of the public revenue which yet remains unmortgaged.

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1828.  [Sir G. C. Lewis], trans. Boeckh’s Publ. Econ. Athens, II. 247. Cleon the leather-seller was so deeply involved in debt, that nothing he had was unmortgaged.

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1881.  Law Rep. Ch. Div., XV. 59. The unmortgaged portion [of the estate].

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