Chapter

1 I   |        So there you are."~ ~A generous man is a bad bargain-driver.
2 I   | consideration,~therefore, the generous parent consented to abandon
3 I   |    the age of twenty.~David's generous offer of forty francs a
4 III |      robbed of its charm, and generous thoughts are corrupted by~
5 IV  |      be told what to do; and,~generous and clever woman as she
6 V   | Bargeton's, you were quite as generous as~Lucien when he made the
7 V   |       vexing her."~ ~"No, not generous, only wise," said David. "
8 VI  |       and interrupted David's generous~assertion.~ ~"I do not know
9 VIII|      more keenly painful to a generous nature than a failure to