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1. A society that has grown comfortable with largess may consider private enterprise a threat to popular dependence
2. In those dispensing government largess condescension toward their charges merges into contempt, then hatred
3. children as largess from the teachers: Adults are to have their medical care and other necessities dispensed as largess from the government
4. There are several types of hangers-on—the poor saps who think a plea for help will be enough to gain them largess from your limitless store of wealth, the demanding types who resent the fact you won't shower them with gold simply because you have it and they don't, the flatterers who kiss up to you in the hopes of being offered a reward, and the plain thieves and con artists, of course
5. I had never witnessed such intellectual largess
6. yourself out with royal prodigality, to scatter largess like a king; that indeed is well, but take care lest in the heart of this great flower of love there should be a tiny touch of pride, which might spread as does an almost invisible spot
7. “Won’t your largess to this ashram,” said the swamiji in smile, “dispossess your son to that extent?”
8. Like a macabre conga line the industrious insects were taking full advantage of Joe Billie‘s largess
9. If the trap held pigs, the crusty old boar would lift the trap and go under, let it fall in place and dine on the smaller trapped pigs while ignoring the bigger ones; who partook of this serendipitous largess with ill-concealed gusto
10. The class system of Kings and aristocracy was almost destroyed because of this unheard of largess
11. Gaius Marius: the first, and most successful general of Rome re-played and re-created the largess and generosity of Alexander
12. where the recipient of the distribution of the largess was entitled to refuse to deal in the said
13. Those that followed Interest were distinguished in the same way; the badge of the first announced "Liberality," that of the second "Largess," the third "Treasure," and the fourth "Peaceful Possession
14. But sooner or later, inevitably, someone was bound to point out—very quietly, as far from the Inquisition’s ears as possible—that if God was truly on Mother Church’s side, He could at least have prevented Shan-wei from bestowing such largess upon her servants