Brooding on this, brooding on the unhappiness of his own disposition, which denied him the privilege of enjoying the best at the moment, indifferent to what might be behind, Wesley had come to hate the Atterburys for the burden of an obligation that he could never lift.

The theory of Adler, that some organ inferiority is responsible for much unhappiness in life has received much advertisement in conjunction with the doctrines of the Freudians.

Post-pituitary most often refuses to settle down, and expressing its ambition as headaches, flushes, obesity and hysteria, may cause extreme misery and unhappiness to its possessor.

Therefore, instead of proudly laying the blame of our unhappiness on our fellow-men, much less on God and his providence, let us cast ourselves, in every hour of shame or of sadness, on the boundless love of him who hateth nothing that he hath made; who so loved the world that he spared not his own Son, but delivered him up for us all.

But, darling Valentin Pávlich, if you don't wish me unhappiness for the rest of my life, we must love one another as we are doing now; but you mustn't think of more than that.

I have known such people, and I daresay you have known them, toopeople who nurse unhappiness with the passion of a miser.

no; as far from unhappiness as possible.

Did your slaves ever complain to you of their unhappiness amidst their native woods and deserts?

Quite often, their unhappiness over the delay in printing their reports would become more vocal with each passing day and, invariably, I became their punching bag.

I'm sure I've had quite enough unhappiness about him.'

And the children of a union of opposites, even where there is great contempt and unhappiness between the parents, are almost invariably better balanced than either of the parents.

It seems strange to me that any good should be recognized in these children of despair, which have caused me more unhappiness than all the world's vermin beside.

It will at least help to sustain you with a sense of self-respect, if unhappiness from any outside source should shadow your life.

Her response was cold, for was not all her present unhappiness due to him?

But this I believe to be a mistake; the happy temperament is not necessarily made unhappy by being plunged in misfortune, while the unhappy temperament has the power of secreting unhappiness out of the most agreeable combination of circumstances.

When they noticed that she sought solitude, and shed tears for her sins, they fancied she had a discontented disposition, and added to her unhappiness by telling her so.

There was, therefore, very much unhappiness at the Grange, and an absence of all triumph even at The Nurseries.

I have put unhappiness behind me.

The irresolution and unhappiness into which Oswald was plunged was increased by the fact that his letters to Corinne received no replies.