She had been so Undividedly 'the cynosure of neighbouring eyes,' that she could scarcely believe in the possibility of even temporary eclipse.
"Gryll Grange"
Thomas Love Peacock Commentator: George Saintsbury
Mrs. Copley had no curiosity to see anything; all her wish was to sit at her window or by her fire and talk to her husband; and as Mr. Copley shared her lack of enterprise and something withheld him from seeking either gambling or drinking-shops, Dolly could go out with an easy mind, and give herself Undividedly to the intense enjoyment of the place and the time.
"The End of a Coil"
Susan Warner
Yes, Undividedly; for she was eighteen, and at eighteen one has a power of, for a time, throwing off trouble.
"The End of a Coil"
Susan Warner