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- Daily one will preserve us from having to name the fortieth quite so unseasonably. Cited from The Egoist, by George Meredith
- I was quite chagrined to have left it so unseasonably, as my whole heart yearned to see him. Cited from The Diary and Letters of Madam D'Arblay Volume 2
- I felt a pang at having been so long and so unseasonably absent, and determined that I would not repeat the fault. Cited from Memoirs of the Author of a Vindication of the Rights of Woman, by Godwin
- The man in brown, who so unseasonably interrupted his pleasantry, is an officer of justice, and has probably taken him before a magistrate, to answer some one of his numerous creditors. Cited from A Voyage to the Moon, by George Tucker (AKA Joseph Atterley)
- Come, come, be easy, I will engage to procure you another private Meeting; but take Care not to act the Prude again so unseasonably. Cited from The Amours of Zeokinizul, King of the Kofirans, by Crebillon
- But yet I did not think it my duty to rave against him in the pulpit, or to do this so unseasonably and imprudently as might irritate him to mischief. Cited from The Complete Works of John Greenleaf Whittier
- And my sense of discomfort in his presence was intensified by the scarlet waistcoat which tightly, and so unseasonably in June, sheathed his ample chest. Cited from Seven Men, by Max Beerbohm
- She began to utter the most extravagant expressions before the sultan, and even rose off her seat as if to attack him; insomuch that he was greatly alarmed and afflicted, that he had made such a proposal so unseasonably. Cited from The Arabian Nights Entertainments Complete
- Presently he looked out of a window above, and, in answer to his inquiries, in which impatience at being so unseasonably disturbed was mingled with anxiety, I told him my name, and entreated him to come down and allow me a few minutes' conversation. Cited from Arthur Mervyn, by Charles Brockden Brown
- She was interrupted by the approach of the officer under discussion, but he passed us gloomily and went on to inspect the workmen so unseasonably employed, as it seemed, in a labor that, save in a case of long voyages, is always performed in port. Cited from Sea and Shore, by Mrs. Catharine A. Warfield
- When he recovered, he found Harpiton diligently assisting in his recovery, more in the fear of losing his place than in that of losing his master: the prince's first inquiry was for the prisoner he had been on the point of taking at the moment when his habeas corpus was so unseasonably suspended. Cited from Maid Marian, by Thomas Love Peacock
- There were lost, without the least utility, 2000 men of that reserve which had been so unseasonably spared on the day of battle; and Mortier was so enraged, that he wrote to the emperor, that he would no longer obey Murat's orders. Cited from History of the Expedition to Russia, by Count Philip de Segur
- Indeed, on one occasion he was so unseasonably blunt, that curiously enough, I had almost suspected him of taking that odd sort of interest in one's welfare, which leads a philanthropist, all other methods failing, to frustrate a project deemed bad; by pretending clumsily to favor it. Cited from Mardi: and A Voyage Thither, Vol. I (of 2), by Herman Melville
