No one's literary career can have been smoother or more unchequered than mine.— Essays on Life, Art and Science
My mental ruminations, notwithstanding my assumed confidence, were not always of an unchequered nature.— Rob Roy — Volume 01
Of joy unchequered by a dread of grief?— Legends and Lyrics Part 2
It seemed my future path in smooth, unchequered ways did lie,— A Leaf from the Old Forest
An equal unchequered life, in which trifles seemed of great importance.— Emily Brontë
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