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• So generous! (10)
• Too generous! (10)
• And so generous! (9)
• They may be generous. (10)
• And we will be generous. (10)
• The generous, brave heart! (10)
• You will be generous to me? (10)
• And that was truly generous. (10)
• Mrs. Doria was not generous. (10)
• And this was a generous distinction. (10)
• Generous, good man, I am afraid he has distressed himself. (4)
• A generous enemy honored the fallen brave. (1)
• She could be generous, was, with her money. (10)
• Generous to Evan, she would be just to Rose. (10)
• They are kind and generous and liberal-minded. (9)
• His eyes were blazing with a generous indignation. (1)
• He himself gave in the generous fulness he desired. (9)
• They are generous, if you put a light to their minds. (10)
• Feeling that he was about to be generous, he shrugged. (10)
• To be allied to one so generous, I could bear anything. (10)
• He was generous, Diana, said she saw fine qualities in him. (10)
• The public is but a generous patron who defrays the postage. (2)
• She was asked if she expected him to boast of generous deeds. (10)
• She was too generous to recount her charges against the vanquished. (10)
• Was ever a punishment so cruel to the noblest of generous husbands! (10)
• She was generous, amiable, interesting: she was everything but prudent. (4)
• Generous himself, he leaned to the more generous view. (10)
• Generous himself, he leaned to the more generous view. (22)
• Generous youth and benevolent age joined hands of exoneration over her. (10)
• He lifted his head and flashed a face of generous self-reproach upon me. (9)
• I can be generous, and my days of favour with fair ladies be not yet over. (10)
• It must be awful never to have generous feelings; always to have to be satirical. (8)
• The long-suffering Fates permitted her for a term to enjoy the generous delusion. (10)
• And very cheerfully the baronet looked down on the generous future he thus founded. (10)
• He appeared to have ceased to make his generous allowances for difficult situations. (10)
• But I had yet to learn if it were a bare survival, or a lively and generous tradition. (2)
• T. C. The generous words were blurred to her eyes by the tears that sprang into them. (9)
• But Miss Halkett is surpassingly beautiful, very amiable, very generous, a perfect friend. (10)
• And she was a generous woman or had been: she was generous in saying that. (10)
• She conceived it to be neither sublime nor generous: not even good; merely her peculiar duty. (10)
• Meanwhile the generous checks from the office of the Bridge Works came with pleasant regularity. (13)
• The ladies of Brookfield by no means encouraged Emilia to refuse the generous offer of Mr. Pericles. (10)
• She is a generous woman, a magnanimous woman; wear her chains and she will not brain you with her club. (10)
• There was just then the interest of a not wholly generous surprise at American things among the English. (9)
• Beauchamp looked wistfully at Lydiard, but he did not stimulate the generous offer to obtain it for him. (10)
• But added to her inexperience was her persistent need of soul to see those she loved large and generous. (13)
• The generous youth ogled aristocratic carriages, and glanced intimately at the ladies, overflowingly happy. (10)
• Generous as her words sounded, and were, Juliana intuitively struck to the root of them, which was comfortless. (10)
• He was good, obedient, humane; he was generous, exquisitely bred; he brought her peace, and he had been warned. (10)
• And you can count upon me to aid and abet you in your generous conspiracy, Mrs. March, to the best of my ability. (9)
• The very gown you have been taking notice of is your own generous present to her when dear Mrs. Rushworth married. (4)
• His course was run; my own, in which he had taken such a generous pleasure, could scarcely move his jaded interest. (9)
• She seemed to know all sorts of nice people, and she strove with generous hospitality to make him have a good time. (9)
• To him the generous love and valiant openness of Rose, though they were matched in his own bosom, seemed scarcely human. (10)
• We proceed each of us upon the theory that he is very brave, or generous, or gentle, or liberal, or truthful, or loyal, or just. (9)
• But when they met, her first glance divined that something had happened, and her first question frustrated his generous intention. (9)
• Yet there was scarcely a person present to whom Powers Jackson had not done in the course of his life some kind and generous act. (13)
• She rose, with a smile at once so conventional, so heroic, and so pitiful that Mrs. Brinkley felt the remorse of a generous victor. (9)
• He founded his future upon those generous lines; but he wanted the qualities as well as the resources for rearing the superstructure. (9)
• He was generous: otherwise would he not in scorn of soul, at the outset, straight off have pitched Clara Middleton to the wanton winds? (10)
• His later years were full of activity, and generous sympathy to all that was worthy, and he was the constant object of homage and affection. (3)
• This pride of hers took part even in her many generous impulses, kind actions which she did rather secretly and scoffed at herself for doing. (8)
• It has often led him to be liberal and generous, to give his money freely, to display hospitality, to assist his tenants, and relieve the poor. (4)
• He was not only generous of money, but he was generous of himself, when he thought he could be of use, or merely of encouragement. (9)
• Her rejection of his ridiculously generous proposal seemed to show an intervening hand in his favour, that sent her distraught at the right moment. (10)

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Definition of generous:

• generous, jen’r-us, adj. of a noble nature: courageous: liberal: bountiful: invigorating in its nature, as wine: (_obs._) nobly born. | adv. gen’erously. | ns. gen’erousness, generos’ity, nobleness or liberality of nature: (_arch._) nobility of birth. (0)

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