a. (UN-1 7.)
1701. Collier, M. Aurel., IV. xlix. 61. Does the present Accident hinder your being Honest … and Unservile?
1773. Mrs. Grant, Lett. fr. Mount. (1807), I. ii. 19. We are charmed with … unservile courtesy in the lower class.
1847. Carlyle, in Froude, Life in Lond. (1884), I. 409. Reporters to the daily papers, whose industry is the humblest of all real or unservile kinds in literature.
1866. Eliza Meteyard, Wedgwood, II. 273. Wedgwood’s exquisite yet unservile copies of antique art.
