unmutilated

Our childhood is all that remains of nature in humanity, such as civilization has made it, of untouched, unmutilated nature.

After the prayer, a hymn is read; a good old hymn, unmutilated from Watts, and we all rise to sing it.

I remember my vague surprise, as I saw her, with her son by her side, and her long sleek wings unmutilated.

Again, I took an unmutilated male, which at once turned and crawled toward the chirruping female.

But these have not been recorded and are presumably no longer remembered, at least hardly in unmutilated form.