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I do not despair of yet bringing about such a search, and it is a source of deep grief to me that it has been delayed by the undeserved hostility and unwise incredulity of the family and friends of the late Judge Veigh."

This event made Fuchs the object of undeserved notoriety, since he was travelling with her.

By this curious turn of disposition I have gained the reputation of deliberate heartlessness; how undeserved, I alone can appreciate.

"It was God's will, Anne," said Marilla, helpless before the riddle of the universe--the WHY of undeserved pain.

And do not the warm, rapturous sensations, which we feel from the consciousness of an honest, noble, generous, benevolent action, convey more delight to the mind than the undeserved praise of millions?

She forgave him; but from that time more than ever he considered himself unworthy of her, morally bowed down lower than ever before her, and prized more highly than ever his undeserved happiness.

I carry in my memory yet the picture of that forward driver, on his knees on his high seat, resting his elbows on its back, and beaming down on his passengers, with happy eye, and flying hair, and jolly red face, and offering his card to the old German gentleman while he praised his hack and horses, and both teams were whizzing down a long hill with nobody in a position to tell whether we were bound to destruction or an undeserved safety.

Henceforth I have to relate the story of my miserable Fall: -- most miserable, yet surely most undeserved! For why should the thirst for knowledge be aroused, only to be disappointed and punished?

But despite the apprehensions I could not dispel, the horrible character imputed to these Typees appeared to be wholly undeserved.

what erroneous conclusions she had drawn from that particular chapter, and it stung him the more in that they were undeserved. Of all unlikely things, to have the reputation of being a lady-killer,--he, Burning Daylight,--and to have a woman kill herself out of love for him.

She looked round the room, told me positively that I was very comfortable there; to which I assented, humbly, acknowledging my undeserved good fortune.

Norah, whose courage under undeserved calamity had been the courage of resignation -- Norah, who had patiently accepted her hard lot; who from first to last had meditated no vengeance and stooped to no deceit -- Norah had reached the end which all her sister's ingenuity, all her sister's resolution, and all her sister's daring had failed to achieve.