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 1 2 |      thence the last flames of a generous and loyal soul.~The eyebrows
 2 5 |      than even talent; she is as generous as you are~yourself. I am
 3 7 |        and a letter to" said the~generous youth, wishing to divert
 4 8 | themselves. Their personality is generous; like~Murat's kingly garments,
 5 8 |   sentiment more artless or more generous," replied~Vignon. "It is
 6 11|          s despair, "you are~not generous; did I advise Conti to marry?"~ ~
 7 11|         Conti, you are noble and generous, you~will not deceive me;
 8 11|    sentiments could be noble and generous, made a sudden return~upon
 9 12|  irreconcilable in woman; she is generous and~simple,two other grandeurs
10 13|    secret,each believing~herself generous through hidden sacrifices.~ ~
11 22|        and lost in the depths of generous hearts and strong-~boxes
12 25|       you when is the time to be generous," said Maxime.~ ~"Arthur,"
13 25|        you see, old fellow,~that generous actions are like Couture'