Significats de most unhappily en anglès

I have passed, five months most uncomfortably; the two last most unhappily.

The peace, thus effected did not last long, most unhappily for Scotland.

Men, women, children, dogs, pigs and fowls, all lived-nothappily, but most unhappily-together

There were stints together on Hydra, in Montreal and, most unhappily, in New York.

After much hesitation, it seems, she most unhappily complied.

Now I repeated to him Marût's dying words, of which most unhappily I had never heard the end.

But you'll go no more to that house, speak no more to the man she most unhappily wedded.

I don't deny that there are peculiar complications in this case; but the case itself is, most unhappily, common-common.

And then, most unhappily for me, my beloved mother died, and I inherited from her a few thousand pounds.

Expecting his advance, Charles most unhappily left the Manchester men and others to hold Carlisle, to which he would return.

In a situation so dreadful, there was no resource but in the boats; and most unhappily, the pinnace was under repair.

The restless energy which he could no longer dedicate to active service he resolved most unhappily to devote to political life.

Ireland is, most unhappily, not so firmly united to Great Britain as the different parts of Great Britain are to one another.

The Crow went moping about most unhappily while this was preying on his mind, until he really became somewhat crazy upon the subject.

Those who have brought upon themselves ill-health by over pursuit of amusement, which they and their friends have most unhappily called intellectual activity.

He soon discovered that Mrs. Rachel Robards lived most unhappily with her husband, who was a man of violent temper and most jealous disposition.