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 1    II|      and said that this life is unhappy, wretched and subject to
 2    II|         own people he was right unhappy. Then I return again; after
 3    II|        a mischance hastily. The unhappy man received this letter
 4    II|          Alas! I am mechant and unhappy that lose my two sons that
 5    II|         now seest thou thy body unhappy? And Vincent smiling said
 6    II|      and Vincent said to him: O unhappy man, how weenest thou to
 7    II|       have on me. Arise up thou unhappy man and cursed, and by thy
 8   III|    strongly and said: Alas! how unhappy that I am! I have lost my
 9    IV| Christine said: O thou fool and unhappy! I have received this grace
10     V|         his bed again. But this unhappy woman rested not, but arose
11     V|      little cruelly: O fool and unhappy, why hast thou left me that
12     V|         offered to God, and how unhappy and how caitiff am I ! What
13     V|         other Judas! Flee, thou unhappy, from me or I shall slay
14     V|         not thou overcome, what unhappy is your virtue that ye may
15    VI|       now forthon I am the most unhappy among all women, and reckoned
16   VII|    things, yet in this thou art unhappy in fortune, and declared