He is the party whose presence on board will prove so unfortunate.

I am so unfortunate already that I have nothing more to dread.

One officer was not quite so unfortunate as some of his friends.

Whether unfit, and have of course been so unfortunate, I know not.

Have I been so unfortunate as to vex you in any way?

My greatest regret is in leaving Mrs. Burrows in so unfortunate a predicament.

I am sorry that ye are so unfortunate in your veesits.

Then I shall be so unfortunate as to go without it.

She wearied of the day-solong, so hot, and so unfortunate.

Now, I am so unfortunate as not to appreciate Michel Angelo.

There was an unmistakable lady so unfortunate as to be a passenger there.

The freedmen, for so unfortunate a class, seem to be remarkably well behaved.

Because I was so unfortunate as to fail to win the czarina's favour.

It's so unfortunate that you had to get there through the back door.

Then his choice of life-soextraordinary, so unfortunate, I may say.

It was not just, she said, to one so unfortunate and so unhappy.'