ignorantly

And what is the meaning of "I did it ignorantly" but that I did it out of folly, not malice?

And Ruffo, all ignorantly and unconsciously, had pierced the heart of Hermione.

He's that ignorantly innocent, wild geese is as wise as serpents to him.

No pledges that I had ignorantly made to such scoundrels could bind me.

I meditate much, ignorantly and fumblingly, on the modes and purposes of writing.

He made a bad blunder; but he made it honestly and ignorantly.

It was led to me by some amazing attraction which I exercise over it ignorantly.

From first to last his testimony is, "I did it ignorantly, in unbelief."

The mischief is the same whether a man does it ignorantly or knowingly.

Else you may either run into it ignorantly, or oppose a duty as if it were persecution.