Somehow, the thought made her feel very small and alone and unfriended.

Ten years behind ten years athwart his way Waiting: and home, lost and unfriended.... Nay: Why should Odysseus' labours vex my breath?

Why of your further aid bereave me? And can ye thus unfriended leave me; 345 Ye Muses!

Humphry, on his first coming to London, poor and unfriended, was helped by Reynolds.

Unfriended and alone, Byron sat on the scarlet benches of the House of Lords until he was formally admitted as a peer.

"Let no unfriended son of genius despair," exclaims Carlyle.

said she: I know not what to doa young unfriended creature!

Nevertheless it is a strange fact that the resemblance between the heart of an experienced, adventurous bachelor of fifty and the simple heart of a girl of nineteen is stronger than girls of nineteen imagine; especially when the bachelor of fifty is sitting solitary and unfriended at two o'clock in the night, in the forlorn atmosphere of a house that has outlived its hopes.

He has a right to laugh at poor, unfriended, untitled genius from wearing the livery of rank and letters, as footmen behind a coronet-coach laugh at the rabble.

The relics of the Indian tribes are supported by the legislature at Martha's Vineyard, while these precursors of the Indian are dying unfriended away.

She shouted, and blustered; and then Attacked the poor captive unfriended; And you, (who have witnessed a hen In anger,) may guess how it ended.

These gentlemen seemed to have imagined that they were about visiting some backwoods wilderness, some savage tract of country, "remote, unfriended, melancholy, slow," for they brought almost everything with them that men of elegant leisure could require, as if the hotel were but four walls and a roof, which they must furnish with their own chattels.

Who me, unfriended, brought'st by wondrous ways, The kingdom of my fathers to possess: 263 Be thou my judge, with what unwearied care I since have labour'd for my people's good; To bind the bruises of a civil war, And stop the issues of their wasting blood.

But Jeannie said: "She was confident that baith town and country would rejoice to see his majesty taking compassion on a poor unfriended creature."

No interchange of confidences between these lurking mortals; they would like to speak, but pride holds them aloof; each goes on his silent and unfriended way, until, by good luck, he finds himself in hospital or workhouse, when at length the tongue is loosed, and the sore heart pours forth its reproach of the world.

But what will become of the woman and the child whom I leave behind me unfriended?"

How did it come to pass that she was so completely alone, so poor, so unfriended and yet possessed of such gifts?

Like Heathcliff, he is the "unblessed, unfriended child"; the child of the Outcast Mother, abandoned on the moor.

* * Wakes up the storm more madly wild, The mountain drifts are tossed on high; Farewell, unblessed, unfriended child, I cannot bear to watch thee die.

What little I have done for you I think I would have done for a stranger, had I found a stranger as helpless and unfriended as I found you.

A strange, unhappy life he lived upon the world, uncomforted, unfriended.

The zeal of gratitude, the ardour of patriotism, fondness for an opinion, or fidelity to a party, may easily overpower the vigilance of a mind habitually well disposed, and prevail over unassisted and unfriended veracity.

It looked sunken and curiously alien, as if its possessor felt herself unfriended of all the world.

He knew there were better things than to chop and clear land, and make black salts, or tend a saw-mill, or drive oxen, or sell tape and calico; but, in these woods, poor and unfriended, how could he find them?

Have pity on me, lone, unfriended, sad, And hide me from the king's stern, pitiless eyes!