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1806. Lady Morgan, Wild Irish Girl (1813), III. 48. Cold is every enjoyment which is unreciprocated.
1833. J. P. Becker, The Sexagenary, 167. The savages and their companions the tories, still more savage than they, had shown no respect to age, sex or condition, and it was with force the question was repeated, ‘are we bound to exercise a forbearance totally unreciprocated by the enemy?’
1860. Patmore, Faithful for Ever, 100. This poor, complaining wraith Of unreciprocated faith.
1887. Rider Haggard, Jess, iv. Nor was the liking unreciprocated.
