Book,  Chapter

1        I,  III| slightly-projecting lips which denote a generous and noble heart.~Michael
2        I,  XI |               said Alcide, “is indeed a generous proposal.”~“Indeed, sir,”
3        I,  XII|                 replaced by that of her generous companion as he first appeared
4        I,  XII|          gallant protector, a friend so generous and wise. She knew that
5        I,  XV |               him to the postmaster the generous mujik had rendered him a
6       II,  I  |                 stupid! All English are generous.”~“Doubtless; but the French?”~“
7       II,  V  |            reporters recalled Michael’s generous conduct towards them; they
8       II,  XI |               father once more, to that generous companion, that “brother,”