unfinish

• “They rose with fear, and left th 'unfinish'd feast,”

  The Aeneid English

• “To leave th 'unfinish'd fight, and storm the town:”

  The Aeneid English

• “Port Said is a rambling town, whose half brick, half timber buildings have a general air of dilapidation and unfinish which is depressing.”

  Peeps at Many Lands: Egypt

• “_ Vhilerffom thy lips th 'unfinish'd accents fall,.”

  Internet Archive: Poetics; Or a Series of Poems and Disquisitions on Poetry ...

• “The muttering verse the 'unfinish'd birth delay'd.”

  Internet Archive: Ovid's Metamorphoses, tr. by dr. Garth, and others

• “I tried six “finished” and two unfinish stories, divided equally between my SF and F writing.”

  Hitting the Target « Whatever

• “(Is there not often something in the very neglect, unfinish, careless nudity, slovenly hiatus, coming from intrinsic genius, and not ‘put on, ’ that secretly pleases the soul more than the wrought and re-wrought polish of the most perfect verse?)”

  Robert Burns as Poet and Person. November Boughs

• “They begin in silence, and go quietly on to their unfinish, and leave you steeped in an interest which is life-long, whereas a story whose end you know soon perishes from your mind.”

  Roman Holidays, and Others

• “The house was still in a raw state of unfinish, though it seemed to have been lived in for a year at least.”

  Ragged Lady — Volume 1

• “This whole way of viewing childhood, this regretful retrospect of its vanished joys, this infatuated apotheosis of doughiness and rank unfinish, this fearful looking-for of dread old age, is low, gross, material, utterly unworthy of a sublime manhood, utterly false to”

  Gala-days

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