See inamiability on Wiktionary
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"text": "We subjoin one other extract in which Mr. Cooley still further shows up his friends in Egypt. They were visiting the “Petrified Forest.” The scene must have been sufficiently amusing—provided it really did transpire, as Mr. Cooley informs us—but for all that, he might have spared the actors the publicity he thus gratuitously gives it, and spared his readers, moreover, the evidence of his own inamiability.",
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