| Because the knot was knit by faith, and must only be unknit of death. |
| She unknit her brows, rose from her seat, and came and sat down on the bed beside me. |
| The most dolorous of all moral tragedies knit and unknit the most often in silence. |
| A loose, disordered, and unknit state needs no shaking, but propping. |
| And she did knit and unknit her white fingers as they hung before her. |
| Change must unknit the very knots of the center of the earth. |
