Meanings of unlearned reader in English

The various subjects are, for the most part, treated in a manner intelligible and agreeable to the unlearned reader.

An English translation ought to be idiomatic and interesting, not only to the scholar, but to the unlearned reader.

It is, however, quite impossible to convey to an unlearned reader the exquisite and spirit-like beauty of the Latin verses.-ED

It was profusely and elaborately illustrated, and on account of its instructive contents was in 1712 translated into German for the unlearned reader.

The narrative is therefore, if somewhat less valuable as a medical record, necessarily written in a manner more likely to interest an unlearned reader.

To understand this, the unlearned reader must be told that certain celebrated constitutions, decreed by Pope John XXII., are called by canonists the 'Extravagantes Joannis.'

Not that in her secret heart and conscience she mistook her moral situation, as my unlearned readers have done perhaps.

Be it known to unlearned readers, who in snug shelter in Montana follow along this little tale, that Roxbury and called Boston.