Chapter

 1 5 |      of them?" ~"You are very generous, gentlemen of the Guards,"
 2 11| ardent glance, "come, be more generous. Confide in me. Have you
 3 14|   Monsieur Bonacieux, you are generous in this matter. I see it
 4 17|       be given to himself." ~"Generous girl!" cried Anne of Austria. ~
 5 29|          Monsieur Porthos, be generous!" ~"You are right, madame,
 6 34|        your publisher is very generous, my dear Aramis, that's
 7 34|    permit others to seek more generous friends." And Porthos, turning
 8 36|     Milady, "since you are as generous as you are loving--" ~She
 9 54|    prayer is so much the more generous from your being, I swear
10 57|     are often found great and generous natures. I had an affianced
11 63| castle, at the expense of his generous Eminence. ~      ~ ~ ~ ~     "
12 67| castle, at the expense of his generous Eminence. ~      ~ ~ ~ ~ ~