Nature had moulded him so untowardly, that he was called all his life the Abbot Malotru; i.e. ill-shaped.

This he puts together so untowardly, that you may perceive his own wit has the rickets by the swelling disproportion of the joints.

Another needle, This works untowardly.

Wood himself confesses, who was an avowed enemy to Marvel, 'that Dr. Parker judged it more prudent rather to lay down the cudgels, than to enter the lists again, with an untowardly combatant, so hugely well versed, and experienced, in the then newly refined art of sporting, and jeering buffoonery.'

For you she will be, 'tis a shame you should use a poor Gentlewoman so untowardly; she loves the ground you tread on; and you (hard heart) because she jested with you, mean to kill her; 'tis a fine conquest as they say.