unvexed

The pleasure of watching Charlie move through the world unvexed is no accident.

“Lincoln declares that the father of waters again goes unvexed to the sea! The Mississippi is in Union control! The Confederacy is cut in half and the New York rioters were routed overnight by federal troops!”

Of the fall of Vicksburg the President said, “The Father of Waters again goes unvexed to the Sea.”

Europeans unvexed by nudity might then escape American advertisers’ prudish standards.

Before the mountains were unvexed by the miner's drill the land itself was a poem and a picture.