Unaneled

The cobbler, a brave old hero himself, though unaneled and unsung, went privily to the head office of the big fruit brokers for whom ❋ Unknown (2010)

And it will be noted, moreover, that the ghost emphasises the treachery of which he has been the victim, in that he was sent into eternity "unhouseled, unaneled," as though momentary acts can make up for years wasted and misspent. ❋ W. R. Washington Sullivan (N/A)

The cobbler, a brave old hero himself, though unaneled and unsung, went privily to the head office of the big fruit brokers for whom Dan Cullen had worked as a casual labourer for thirty years. ❋ Jack London (1896)

And her eyes get moist, for she means it more or less; but next day she catches a cold and refuses food, saying that all her bones ache and her head is revolving; then the horror of dying among strangers, "unhouseled, disappointed, unaneled," proves too much for the faithful creature, and she disappears without notice, leaving her darling and its mother to look out for another Ayah. ❋ Edward Hamilton Aitken (1880)

Through her his life was dishonoured, and his death violent and premature: unhuzled, disappointed, unaneled, he woke to the air -- not of his orchard-blossoms, but of a prison-house, the lightest word of whose terrors would freeze the blood of the listener. ❋ George MacDonald (1864)

There was not only natural sorrow there, occasioned by the disappearance of her daughter, but the shame which resulted from her fall and her infamy; and though last not least, the terrible apprehension that the hapless girl had rushed by suicidal means into the presence of an offended God, "unanointed, unaneled," with all her sins upon her head. ❋ William Carleton (1831)

"unanointed, unaneled, with all his imperfections on his head," was poor ❋ William Harrison Ainsworth (1843)

"unanointed, unaneled" -- without being purified from the inherent stains of humanity -- was to her a much deeper affliction than her final separation from him. ❋ William Carleton (1831)