undeceived

• “But the first word undeceived him; and he let his head once more fall between the palms of his hands.”

  The Continental Monthly, Vol 6, No 5, November 1864 Devoted To Literature And National Policy

• “In this tradition of comedy, the comedic text (or performance) presents a thoroughly undeceived view of human life, responding to "our endless and repetitive cycle of suffering, our horror of it, our inability to escape it," with unremitting laughter.”

  Comedy in Literature

• “They went to it, for three-minute rounds with a minute rests, and Sam Stubener was immediately undeceived.”

  Chapter II

• “But the terrible fashion in which he coughed and strangled would quickly have undeceived me, had not Louis, bending over the booby-companion, uttered a startled exclamation.”

  CHAPTER XLIX

• “Her wry, undeceived, pinny-wearing housekeeper Darya Jane Bertish is an entertaining contrast.”

  The Guardian: The House of Bernarda Alba – review

• “One flight out sideways would have undeceived him.”

  Notes from the field: In praise of November

• “Sometimes we are less unhappy in being deceived by those we love, than in being undeceived by them.”

  Simon & Schuster: Clockwork Angel

• “Obama is sufficiently humane and sufficiently undeceived to take no pleasure in sending soldiers to their deaths for a futile cause.”

  Christopher Lydon: David Bromwich On Obama: Looking At Words Closely

• “Far from being in denial about what I want and what men want, I'm brutally honest and undeceived about it - but IRL, men really don't like that, and far prefer the woman who believes life and romance operate according to the rules of a Mills and Boon book!”

  What Men Want - The Skinny

• ““Even yet,” continued he, “I can scarcely feel undeceived; your engagement seemed so positive, your connection so irretrievable, — so, — so fixed, I mean. —””

  Cecilia

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