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Stoddard, more stable and unexcited than Taylor or than Stedman, was occupied in a succession of uninspired literary ventures.
A HISTORY OF AMERICAN LITERATUREPERCY H. BOYNTON
And Marjorie moderated her raptures and was wonderfully quiet and unexcited while all preparations were going on.
ALLISON BAINMARGARET MURRAY ROBERTSON
After a deliberate, unexcited investigation, he began to wander through the brush.
HUNTING WITH THE BOW AND ARROWSAXTON POPE
Peter was fascinated by the unexcited persistency of the man's movement.
THE COUNTRY BEYONDJAMES OLIVER CURWOOD
Yet he sat there at his noon meal as cheerful, as unexcited, as content as ever.
BLAZED TRAIL STORIESSTEWART EDWARD WHITE
Diana, in her moderate, unexcited way, began to tell him what had happened.
HORACE CHASECONSTANCE FENIMORE WOOLSON
It was so soft and unexcited and appreciative gave a favourable interpretation to everything.
MY ANTONIAWILLA CATHER
The child was limp, unexcited, mumbling a mouthful of the mash.
WEST OF THE SUNEDGAR PANGBORN
When the argus-pheasant is at rest or unexcited, his plumage is neither so bright nor beautiful.
THE PLANT HUNTERSMAYNE REID
Unexcited by argument the talk rippled in murmurous contentment.
SINISTER STREET, VOL. 2COMPTON MACKENZIE

WORDS RELATED TO UNEXCITED

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