unhappy

• We find people with feverish spirits--unhappy, discontented, fretted, worried, perhaps insubmissive and rebellious. —  Making the Most of Life
• I do not look upon you as actually unhappy, that is not in your nature, you sunbeam, yet you lack in your dear life the best light, that of another's shedding. —  The Wings of Icarus Being the Life of one Emilia Fletcher
• Unhappy sun--unhappy, unhappy Annadoah Taking fire in the subdued sunlight--and descending from heaven like a gentle benediction of feathery flakes of gold--over and about the dark, crouched figure, softly very softly the snow began to fall 1] Annadoah's flight, extraordinary as it is, is not without even more remarkable precedents. —  The Eternal Maiden
• I'm unhappy--unhappy--an' my heart's breakin The old man's voice failed him as he uttered the last words; for the conflict which he felt evidently convulsed his whole frame. —  Fardorougha, The Miser The Works of William Carleton, Volume One
• Do you know, I pity you all the same, for I know you are unhappy--unhappy as one who has been wounded, and malicious because you are wounded. —  Plays by August Strindberg, Second series

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