She has undone my Prince, And he has most unluckily disarm'd himself, And put the Sword into his Rival's hand, Who will return it to his grateful Bosom.

Unluckily, Aladdin had gone a-hunting for eight days, which gave the magician plenty of time.

Soon they were out of Shinte's territory, and Intemese became the plague of the party, though unluckily they could not dispense with him altogether in crossing the great flooded plains of Lebala.

But, unluckily, the Innocent met this objection by assuring the party that he was provided with an extra mule loaded with provisions, and by the discovery of a rude attempt at a log-house near the trail.

The fowl was procured, but there was no butter at hand, and unluckily none could be found in the neighbourhood.

He told me that, before I came in, the Doctor had unluckily had a bad specimen of Scottish cleanliness.

otherwise it passeth but for the pious ejaculation of a loyal subject: although it unluckily happened in some of their Almanacks, that poor King WILLIAM was prayed for, many months after he was dead; because it fell out, that he died about the beginning of the year.

It was so rich and so fortunate, that no city has ever been more glorious; but its inhabitants, unluckily, gave themselves up to arrogance and love of display.

Unluckily he and his son had gone to town, but we found the Empress.

However, it would not do to go on long cut off from the world and its ways and from the blessing of the society of real friends, which unluckily can't be had without intermixture of wearisome acquaintances.

Luckily, or unluckily, her money had come from San Francisco.

Unluckily it got into the hands of a professional cleaner.

Unluckily, she wasn't billed to sing again until toward the end of the week.

Unluckily, none of Michelangelo's answers have been preserved.

Unluckily, in proportion as his fame increased, his peculiarities became with the advance of age more manneristic and defined, so that his imitators fixed precisely upon that which sober critics now regard as a deduction from his greatness.

"Charlotte was not altogether without faultnot altogether free from what we must call prudential considerations; and although she had a real, hearty love for Edward, and did in her secret soul intend to marry him, I can bear witness how sorely she often tried him; and it was through this that he was at last unluckily prevailed upon to leave her and go abroad, and try to forget her.

It is indeed certain, that impressions of dread may sometimes be unluckily made by objects

The marshal was carefully secluded both from visiters and domestics, but unluckily this splendid weapon was left on a sofa in the drawing-room.

Some modern theologians may dismiss sin as "a mysterious incident" in the development of humanity, as a grain of sand that has unluckily blown into the eye, as a thorn that has accidentally pierced our heel, but the greatest of ethical teachers regarded sin as a profound contradiction of that eternal will which is altogether wise and good.

It was a slow train, unluckily for Gilbert's impatience, which stopped everywhere, and the journey to London took him over an hour.

Well, sir, the sixth day I divided the garrison in two, and set them at separate graves; but, unluckily, they drank to keep up their spirits in the battle with the frost, and fought about the corporal's right of priority, and the freezing point of brandy.

But, unluckily, Lady Dunborough, cackling shrewishly with a kindred dowager, caught sight of him as he passed; and in a trice her old limbs bore her in pursuit.

The Commandant of Lisle, on his arrival at the Bicetre, was stripped of a considerable sum of money, and a quantity of plate he had unluckily brought with him by way of security.

"The conquerors of the Bastille had unluckily a most unbridled ardour for pillageone would have supposed they had come for the express purpose of plunder, rather than fighting.

It was open, unluckily, and he had actually got his knee through when Grace darted to him and seized him, screaming to Julia to help her.