Speak: this came By chance-mishap-most Haplessly for thee Who hadst my heart in thine, and madest of me No more than might for folly's sake or fear's Be bared for even such eyes as his to see?
"Locrine - A Tragedy"
Algernon Charles Swinburne
He, Haplessly for himself, thought that he had a grievance.
"Hereward, The Last of the English"
Charles Kingsley
He followed her back into the still dishevelled dining room, and sat down at a long table to a cup of lukewarm drink that in color and quality recalled terrible mornings of Atlantic travel when he Haplessly rose and descended to the dining-saloon of the steamer, and had a marine version of British coffee brought him by an alien table-steward.
"Questionable Shapes"
William Dean Howells