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 1 2 |      poorest families of that unhappy~kingdom. Fanny O'Brien was
 2 4 |      deceive him and make him unhappy! She~has had adventures"~ ~"
 3 12|      be betrayed, humiliated, unhappy; but~you have in you a devil'
 4 12|     should have made you most unhappy; for I am~jealous. I see
 5 13|       to see him wretched and unhappy. Still, I had~formed plans
 6 15|    such baseness. But~you are unhappy, and I will forgive the
 7 17|   signed, you know. The happy unhappy one~took my hand, carried
 8 17|    speedily,~fifty times more unhappy. But, my child, tell me,"
 9 20|       Again she observed him, unhappy girl,~instead of resting
10 21|          Will it make Calyste unhappy?" asked Sabine, looking
11 21| myself."~ ~"But your soul, my unhappy child? Suicide is a mortal