undeplored

With these and the like expressions doth Mr Goodwin adorn and gild over that doctrine which he hath chosen to oppose; with these garlands and flowers doth he surround the head of the sacrifice which he intends instantly to slay, that so it may fall an undeplored victim, if not seasonably rescued from the hands of this sacred officer.

The Doctrine of the Saints��� Perseverance Explained and Confirmed 1616-1683 1966

A hypocrite! he feels not pity; he knows no beat of human sympathies; and like a rock he falls, unpitied, undeplored – undeplored by all but you, lost, self-deluded girl!

The Scottish Chiefs 1875

Many a tame tradition, embalmed in a few pathetic verses, lives for ages, while the memory of the most affecting incidents, to which genius has allied no general emotion, fades like the mist, and leaves heart-rending griefs undeplored.

Recreations of Christopher North, Volume 2 John Wilson 1819

A hypcrite! he feels not pity; he knows no beat of human sympathies; and like a rock, he falls, unpitied, undeplored -- undeplored by all but you, lost, self-deluded girl!

The Scottish Chiefs Jane Porter 1813