1
This lively and luxurious young creature was not long to remain unwedded.
2
To an unwedded girl in love, a child is a very indistinct creature.
3
The second company was led by noble Eudorus, son to an unwedded woman.
4
His approaches were a delicious wooing of an unfamiliar, unwedded Anne.
5
Near her were seated four virgins, unwedded, crowned with white hair.
6
As for Herminia, many men had paid her attentions already in her unwedded widowhood.
7
She was Masanath, the youngest and only unwedded child of Har-hat, the king's adviser.
8
The unwedded widow seemed to gain some comfort from the pitying face of the maiden mother.
9
The villages were deserted, while the woods and bushes were populous with wedded and unwedded lovers.
10
Some one, by the coffin of one of these unwedded queens, writes of the folded hands:
11
The book-seller is a marriage-broker for unwedded books.
12
She had remained unwedded, and would so remain, he felt, to the end of her life.
13
She is plainly of high rank, and unwedded.
14
The Moor's little maiden, is she still unwedded?
15
The unwedded mother of these children was not mentioned and Caterina had never dreamed of their existence.
16
Woe for thy cheerless and unwedded life.