"undivertedly" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1904, Henry James, The Golden Bowl:",
          "text": "\"It isn't a question of course however,\" she undivertedly went on, \"of their behaving beautifully apart. It's a question of their doing as they should when together—which is another matter.\"",
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        "Without being diverted."
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