unaccustom

Winter for Thee would breathe Spring's beauteous hours, With roses crowd its unaccustom'd bowers.

However unaccustom'd, it seem'd him passing good.

Then you will have the kindness to unaccustom yourself!

Thus with myself I mused, and held my tablets to indite, When sudden through the room there shone an unaccustom'd light, And in the light the double shape of Janus hoar appear'd, And 'fore my view with fix'd regard his double face he rear'd.

Nor air nor water please: their very sky Looks strange and unaccustom'd to my eye; I scarce dare breathe it, and, I know not how, The earth that bears me shows unpleasant now.