ppl. a. (UN-1 8.)
1542. Becon, Pathw. Prayer, xxxvi. O vii. He that leauethe God vnsaluted with his prayers at these thre tymes.
a. 1586. Sidney, Arcadia, III. ii. My sleepes were inquired after, and my wakings never unsaluted.
1607. Shaks., Cor., V. iii. 50. You Gods, I pray, And the most noble Mother of the world Leaue vnsaluted.
1694. trans. Milton’s Lett. State, 260. We have given him in Command, not to pass by your Lordships Unsaluted in our Name.
1795. [see next].
1805. Wordsw., Prelude, IV. 47. The rooms, the court, the garden were not left Long unsaluted.
1821. Scott, Pirate, xxiii. He suffered them to go away unsaluted.
