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1377.  Langl., P. Pl., B. V. 612. Tho Adam and Eue eten apples vnrosted.

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1600.  Hakluyt, Voy., III. 511. The worst in the ship thought scorne … of sodden lambe, which they disdained to eate vnrosted.

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1622.  Fletcher, Sea-Voy., III. i. Why should we consume thus, and starve,… And she live there that bred all our miseries, Unrosted, or unsod?

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1751.  J. Hill, Hist. Plants, 281. A decoction of the raw or unroasted seeds is a powerful diuretic.

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1839.  Ure, Dict. Arts, 693. 19 hundred weight of limestone are employed; constituting nearly 1 of limestone for 3 of unroasted ore.

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1882.  U.S. Rep. Prec. Met., 600. Two parcels of pyrites of 20 tons each—one roasted, the other unroasted.

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