Chapter

1    IV|          rushing upon[Pg 111] his unfortunate client and fixing him with
2    IV|         eyes.~ ~In his terror the unfortunate man leaped from the seat
3    IV|           fancied," stammered the unfortunate pater-familias, "that the
4    IV|          person wants to save the unfortunate child from having her innocence
5   VII| housewives are wont to take their unfortunate husbands in hand, and exercise
6   VII|    already engaged in burying the unfortunate wretch.~ ~On the sixth day,
7    IX|          who she was.~ ~"I am the unfortunate Mrs. Meyer, Fanny's mother,"
8    IX|          Boltay must know what an unfortunate mother I am. Oh, oh, Mr.
9 XVIII|      never pitied any one who was unfortunate; he reserved all his sympathy