But to suggest such generosities on paper, in cold ink, would be outrageous.
The little vanities, and condescensions, and generosities which she had planned for her own glory--how contemptible they appeared!
This girl whom he had picked up, practically out of the gutter, and had heaped generosities upon, was trying his patience too far.
We go about the affairs of life pretending magnificently that they are not so, pretending to the generosities we desire.
I tell myself still that though the way is long and hard the spirit of hope, the spirit of creation, the generosities and gallantries in the heart of man, must end in victory.
They had the virtue and the vice of their sort, courage, miraculous generosities and as miraculous weaknesses.
The Governor was a shrewd, political, strong man,--not without his generosities to white men.
Out of the turmoil and the hurry of her life, out of her triumphs and arrogances and ambitions, out of her careless generosities and her extraordinary successes, she came.
But his really trying liabilities were mostly in the nature of generosities proper to his station.
And, suddenly, she seemed to begin to perceive that his generosities were almost fantastic.
His spiritual world bears the same relation to the generosities and joys of truth, of which human souls have already made us cognizant, as a man's bad dreams bear to his ideal life.
The generosities of the day prove an intractable element for him.
I do not think that old age often repents the generosities of its youth; perhaps it is my own too careful sowing that makes me wish to write the life of my friend, who asked only to spend herself and her own sweetness with both reckless hands.
I, too, wanted to take this gay and shimmering child and turn her into something else; trim her generosities and check her impulses.
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