My name is JEREMY BENTHAM; I am very unhappy in my mind; and, with your permission, will often escape this way from him who is the bane of my existence.

"If anything happens to Dan here, dear, I know you will feel just as unhappy about it as if it happened to yourself.

" So the matter was arranged to Patricia's satisfaction, and the boy came to dinner, trembling and unhappy at first, but soon placed at ease by the encouragements of the three girls.

When the youngster had boldly thrown his arms round her neck, her eyes filled with tears; and, addressing herself to his mother, she repeated: "No, no, you must not complain; there are others who are more unhappy than you.

Thus I shall contrive to make her unhappy for lifeBase is the man who delights not in revenge!

His voice had grown more and more dismal as he proceeded, and just now he seemed as desolate and unhappy as when first they saw him at the Grand Canyon.

We have from all sides similar testimony to the personal beauty which led the unhappiest of his devotees to exclaim, "That pale face is my fate!

"Since the night those strange people were here and tried to make you unhappy with their stupid talk of the Lone Wolf.

If I had ever been harsh or unjust to you, if I had made your life unhappy by caprice or by severity, I could understand.

Thus the stupid man reflected, and made himself very unhappy over it.

Ever since he could remember, he had been unhappy from the lack of the beautiful in the surroundings of his daily life.

In their eyes the seaman is a good-natured, unsophisticated, frank, easy-going creature, perfectly reckless of money, very fond of his calling, unhappy on shore, manly, noble-hearted, generous to a degree inconceivable to landsmen.

Professor Marshall meditated a moment, and went on, "Of course I'm proud of my little daughters for being kind to friends who are unhappy through no fault of theirs" (Sylvia winced at this, and thought of confessing that she was very near running away and leaving Camilla to her fate), "and I hope you'll go on being as nice to your unfortunate friends as ever" Judith said: "They aren't friends of mine!

If I do what I am afraid is my duty to my family and my people, I will be unhappy without you forever.

The various nationalities, which had long been restless and unhappy under the rule of the Hapsburgs, threw off the imperial yoke, proclaimed their independence, and sought the recognition and protection of the Allies.

" "Nelly: I shall be as unhappy after this as even Sholto can desire.

I suppose almost everybody has been unhappy like this sometime.

Stafford had been unhappy during the whole of his engagement to poor Maude; he had exiled himself again immediately after her death, though, as Howard knew, he was well enough off now to return to England and to live, at any rate, in a quiet way.

Too anxious and unhappy to sleep, and too tired to sit up, I lit my lamp, threw myself upon the bed, and there lay repenting my wasted hours, my misplaced love and my egregious folly, till morning came with its sunshine and its traffic, and found me a "wiser," if not a "better man.

Then we was unhappy; unhappy along of you, Mr. John,but a'most worse as to this dear lady and the boy.'