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The luckless man bowed, and performed his Queen's behest.
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Finally, to cap all, the luckless man felt in his own home the superiority of his wife.
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Squire Clamp was the luckless man.
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The three miners befriended a lonely, luckless man and offered him work down an iron mine in eastern China.
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She took the form of a bird, and, perching on his raft, she said to him: O, luckless man!
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Even so he spake, and I answered him saying: 'All this, luckless man, will I perform for thee and do.'
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She instantly placed under the luckless man's head a pillow, which no one had thought of and began undressing and examining him.
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Unarmed and unassuming, the three luckless men had nowhere to turn.
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Luckless man that I am!
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Among good and luckless men there is no lack of base ones, footpads and knaves who never shrink from purloining.
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"Dictate what I ought to write," said the luckless man.
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He was one of those harmless and luckless men, possessed of excellent qualities, who fail nevertheless to achieve popularity in their social sphere.
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"O, Mister Fortner, don't kill me-pleasedon't!" whined the luckless man, getting awkwardly upon his knees and raising his hands imploringly.