unstudious

But Wordsworth, in a letter lately first published, criticises Campbell's "Hohenlinden" in a way that shows him by no means unstudious of form.

Despite the unstudious criticisms of some historians, Cortez was not a cruel conqueror.

It is designed for such as move in a hurry, unstudious of the graces, being for the most part not over-dressed, and yet seeking publicity—that publicity which came to Sister Ursula unsought.

This is the whole of the reading of the unstudious mass; it is but a part of the reading of the true student.