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1602.  Shaks., Ham., IV. v. 119. The chaste vnsmirched brow Of my true Mother.

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1784.  Cowper, Task, III. 73. Matrons … of character unsmirch’d, And chaste themselves.

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1813.  Examiner, 1 Feb., 73/2. He courts the applause of unsmirched artificers.

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1884.  Fortn. Rev., March, 321. [His] innocence is unsmirched by any electioneering experience.

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