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Don Estevan was not unobservant of this by-play that was passing around him.
WOOD RANGERSMAYNE REID
I am not so unobservant as not to have discovered that you do a great deal of your own work.
MILDRED KEITHMARTHA FINLEY
The object is then closely and carefully observed, in the hope of discovering features in it which might escape the unobservant.
WHAT IS AND WHAT MIGHT BEEDMOND HOLMES
Not a suspicion crossed their unobservant minds that this sweet little rosebud was the child of the morning.
DEAR ENEMYJEAN WEBSTER
He seemed totally indifferent to the scene; or, at least, unobservant of the splendors that encircled him.
CURIOSITIES OF HUMAN NATUREANONYMOUS
But cleanliness, as an English national virtue, strikes in modest obstrusiveness the vision even of the most unobservant stranger.
SAUNTERINGS IN AND ABOUT LONDONMAX SCHLESINGER
It is astonishing how unobservant people are about such things as umbrellas, sticks, and handbags.
THE SHRIEKING PITARTHUR J. REES
Ida hurried up stairs—threw herself upon the bed, and cried bitterly; unobservant of Rachel's presence.
ALONEMARION HARLAND
The mother had not been unobservant of the degree of hostility which her brother, as well as cousin, entertained for Stevens.
CHARLEMONTW. GILMORE SIMMS
"All right; I'll be gone only a few minutes," returned the unobservant Mr. Driscoll.
THE WALKING DELEGATELEROY SCOTT

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