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1646. G. Daniel, Poems, Wks. (Grosart), I. 120. The Earth vnverdant may goe seeke Her Flowers in Winter.
c. 1710[?]. Congreve, Ovid’s Art of Love, III. Wks. 1730, III. 308. Ungraceful ’tis to see … A Leaf-less Tree, or an unverdant Mead.
1859. W. H. Gregory, Egypt, I. 20. The parched, baked, and unverdant clay that had replaced the greensward of Western city parks.
