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They could see the unshapely foot day by day with their own eyes—and so could their neighbors.
LAUGH AND LIVEDOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
To the savage mind it is clothed with a deep veil of mystery, and is the abode of all manner of demons and unshapely monsters.
THE MOUNTAINS OF OREGONWILLIAM GLADSTONE STEEL
Mark and Mr. Royden threw on the remainder of the windrow, making a large, unshapely load.
FATHER BRIGHTHOPESJOHN TOWNSEND TROWBRIDGE
She has more misery over an ill-fitting dress, an unshapely shoe, or an awkward glove, than you and I have in an age.
THE BROTHER CLERKSXARIFFA
Here it is not the crystal that is wanted, but the unshapely boulder.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY, VOL. XII. JULY, 1863, NO. LXIX.VARIOUS
And indeed it was true; his ears had assumed their former appearance, and also his long and unshapely nose had changed.
THE LITTLE GLASS MAN AND OTHER STORIESWILHELM HAUFF
Her heavy, unshapely form was squeezed into a marvelous costume of gold brocade.
CARMEN ARIZACHARLES FRANCIS STOCKING
She looked middle-aged and unshapely, when he wanted youth and an exquisite loveliness.
DUSTMR. AND MRS. HALDEMAN-JULIUS
This bird, if not the plainest dressed, is the most unshapely in the woods.
BIRDS AND POETSJOHN BURROUGHS
The unshapely remains of this monument are still to be seen in the belfry, where it has been thrown.
HISTORY OF LLANGOLLEN AND ITS VICINITYW. T. SIMPSON

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