untowardly

They were Dick and Harry, the two Canadian hunters, whom chance had so untowardly brought among these bandits.

He played well, and yet methinks he held his lute but untowardly.

It operated as untowardly as Flora had predicted, and the lad came so near his death that the Captain grew alarmed.

And what might be the reason of your coming back again in such an untowardly sort of manner?

Is it my present temperament, or is it truly the case that things go untowardly more in this land than anywhere else?