It is simply unloved worknothing more nor less.

Just as my heart yearns over the unloved, just so it sorrows for the ungifted who are doomed to the pangs of an undeceived self-estimate.

For that great procession of the UNLOVED, who not only wear the crown of thorns, but must hide it under the locks of brown or gray,under the snowy cap, under the chilling turban,hide it even from themselves,perhaps never know they wear it, though it kills them,there is no depth of tenderness in my nature that Pity has not sounded.

What infinite pathos in the small, half-unconscious artifices by which unattractive young persons seek to recommend themselves to the favor of those towards whom our dear sisters, the unloved, like the rest, are impelled by their God-given instincts!

They bid me love him, and I cannot unlove him.

I fear," said Mrs. Lasette, rising to go, "that many a young girl has gone down in the very depths who might have been saved if motherly women, when they saw them unloved and lonely, had reached out to them a helping hand and encouraged them to live useful and good lives.

To think that a woman is never to be a woman again, whatever she may come to as an unsexed angel,and that she should die unloved!

Or if Aunt Martha suggested her unloved and neglected dolls, she would retire to the corner with them inevitably to come back in disgrace.

On getting an old dress and a bonnet from her unloved aunt Glegg, she bastes the frock along with the roast beef on the following Sunday, and souses the bonnet under the pump.

At one moment he was single, an orphan alone and unloved; at another he had a drunken wife, ten consumptive young children and several paralytic old parents to support.

Each has been married before to an unloved mate who has conveniently died, leaving them both free to yield to the gentle pull of long-past youthful attachment.

Can I endure it all the years I may have to live an unloved wifeso near and yet so far from him to whom I am bound?

But that's because you judge me by what my long, unloved life has made me.

Unloved, unable to love, yet with an intense desire for affection, and an immense capacity for granting it, her heart is tempted to wander beyond the circle of her duty.

All would go right, if I could once unlove: But now, you wot, the rat hath tasted tar.

'Some girl, of delicate instinct, of purpose sweet and pure, wasting her unloved life in toil and want and indignity; some man, whose youth and courage strove against a mean environment, whose eyes grew haggard in the vain search for a companion promised in his dreams; they lived, these two, parted perchance only by the wall of neighbour houses, yet all huge London was between them, and their hands would never touch.'

As for Mr. Calvert, that confession brought no smile to his lips, and, though he said nothing, he felt a sudden rush of pity for the unhappy lady, neglected and unloved despite her great position.

No worse fate can befall a man in this world than to live and grow old all alone, unloving and unloved.

To be lost is to live in an unregenerate condition, loveless and unloved; and to be saved is to love; and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth already in God; for God is love.

The unloved corpse.

Yet Hortense was in love; her young heart throbbed painfully at the thought of not only relinquishing her own love, but of marrying an unloved man, whom she had never even thought of, and had scarcely noticed.

They bid me love him, and I cannot unlove him.

Can't have the roadway blocked up all the afternoon with this 'ere demonstration of the unloved.

And now, having once loved, she will be slow to unlove again.

He was only a common little street gamin, as unlovely as he was unloved.