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1812.  Cary, Dante, Parad., XXVI. 72. The upstartled wight loathes that he sees.

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1846.  J. H. Stirling, in A. H. Stirling, Life (1912), v. 89. Silence, like an upstartled hound, skulked sulkily to its place again.

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