Towards the end Shakespeare speaks through Timon quite unfeignedly: Richard II.

At first, Royson was unfeignedly glad of this unlooked for turn in events.

We were all staring, and the old gentleman was unfeignedly enjoying our mystification.

He sighed unfeignedly and she noticed that he looked both tired and worried.

She admired and rather pitied him, and she was unfeignedly grateful to him.

He was unfeignedly glad to have escaped from an awkward predicament.

That Beaufoy was unfeignedly glad to see him was another satisfaction.

Again she laughed, and this time her laugh was unfeignedly malicious.

Frank was unfeignedly glad to see him, and told him so.

He was unfeignedly glad about Wickersham; but the recollection of Norman clouded his face.

Peak received it with genuine appreciation; for once he was able to laugh unfeignedly.

She did unfeignedly and unequivocally regret the inferiority of her own playing and singing.

Martin was unfeignedly glad to see the lad, and listened intently to his tale.

I am most unfeignedly glad to give you the opportunity.

And Erica was, in spite of her sorrow, unfeignedly happy.

Herr Werner, badly sunburned and dusty, seemed unfeignedly glad to have reached the ranch.