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kind and generous in spirit — especially toward those defeated in battle
- Francon gulped to all these people that the Cosmo-Slotnick building had been created by Peter Keating alone; Francon did not care; he was magnanimous in a spurt of enthusiasm; besides, it made a good story.1.15 — Part 1 Chapter 15 (29% in)
- I mean the person who loves the clean, steady, unfrightened eyes of man looking through a telescope and the white stare of an imbecile—equally, I mean quite a large, generous, magnanimous company.3.4 — Part 3 Chapter 4 (24% in)
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