1.
He who cannot bear misfortune is truly unfortunate .
未遭不幸的人是真正的不幸。
2.
You mustn't laugh at unfortunate people.
你不可嘲笑不幸的人。
3.
Poor, miserable man!
可怜的不幸的人啊！
4.
"And where is the unfortunate being?"
“那个不幸的人在哪儿？”
5.
Sympathy is welcome to the unfortunate.
不幸的人容易得到同情。
6.
I have learned to succor the unfortunate.
我学会了周济不幸的人。
7.
What an unfortunate man I am!
我是个多么不幸的人啊!
8.
Hope is bad for the happy man, and good for the unhappy. -- Lev Tolstoy
希望对幸福的人不利，对不幸的人有益。——托尔斯泰
9.
He had great sympathy for the poor and the unfortunate.
他对穷人和不幸的人怀着深深的同情。
10.
Do not speak of your happiness to one less fortunate than yourself
不要向不如你幸运的人述说你的幸福
11.
the poor tarred-and-feathered wretch.
这个不幸的被惩处的人。
12.
Woe to him who penetrates thither!
进去的人都将不幸！
13.
There is so much infelicity in the world.
人世间有很多不幸的事。
14.
A miserable, unfortunate, or unhappy person.
可怜的人，倒霉蛋悲惨的、不幸的或不幸福的人
15.
Little minds are tamed and subdued by misfortune, but great minds rise above it.
渺小的人被不幸压倒,伟大的人则压倒不幸.
16.
Little mind are tamed by misfortune, but great mind rises about it, ahoy it.
渺小的人被不幸压倒，伟大的人则压倒不幸。
17.
Do not speak of your happiness to one less fortunate than yourself.-Plutarch
不要向不如你幸运的人诉说你的幸福。--普鲁塔克
18.
Sentiment and beyond:An analysis of tension in "When You Are Old;
诗人不幸诗名幸——叶芝名诗《当你老了》中的张力美