generousness

"You are so big and generous that you challenge me to equal generousness.

I blessed again the generousness of our travel clothes and the one small part of a blanket that had survived.

Scum from the country, come to Port-au-Prince to beg on the generousness of people as yourself.

Skiff Miller shook his head, no longer belligerent, but kindly, quick to be generous in response to generousness.

Dad would nod wisely, knowing that this was food for him; when it came, he'd love the roundness of the flavors and the generousness of the portion.

Just as his act makes his rivals compulsorily generous, so do they, by fortune of birth and training, make compulsory his act of generousness.

His alert eye told him that there had been a woman talk, and, despite the signs of all generousness of emotion, that all was well and placid in the twilight wisdom that was theirs.

I do not refer to the presents, the free-handed generousness, the high abundance, but to the fineness of courtesy and consideration and tact, and to the sympathy that was real sympathy in that it was understanding.

This generousness on his part is hurtful to his fellow-laborers, for it compels them to an equal generousness which is not to their liking, and which gives them less of food and shelter.

The sweet generousness of his work caused a few selfish folk to sneer, but even these were forced to admit their respect for a man so gentle-natured that he loved to devote his life to pleasing the helpless little ones of his race.

You may trust him, as were he mine own younger self, to be loyal and true to's young brother (so the boy have the wisdom and common generousness to play his part), and, were Styllis to die, to be as loyal and as true to's young sister, as Queen.