Meanings of most ungenerous in English

I positively wailed this to Sam, in the most ungenerous spirit.

I am the most unhappy man alive, as surely as you are the most ungenerous.

At any rate it would be most ungenerous.

Chambers, physician to the Prince of Wales, says: Alcohol is really the most ungenerous diet there is.

Or that you have persevered in your endeavours to effect the basest and most ungenerous of purposes?

It is most ungenerous, when I do my best, to charge me with strangling brave English captains.

If what you say of Amelia is true, it is most ungenerous in you to tell of it.

It would be most ungenerous.

The bloated swindler, the vile city ruffian, was certainly taking a most ungenerous advantage of the young aspirant for wealth.

But the Whigs of all scoundrelly factions, are, and have ever been, the most scoundrelly, the most ungenerous, the most ungrateful.

The same factions which formerly distracted the nation were revived, and exerted themselves in the most ungenerous and unmanly enterprises against each other.

This crisis has been unnecessarily brought about by what I state firmly is a most ungenerous attack on the part of Conrad Kurzbold.

He always showed himself one of the most ungenerous enemies of the clergy, of monarchy, and of his King, for whose death he voted.

"You mentioned it," said Spener reluctantly, in most ungenerous acknowledgment.

"It would have been a most ungenerous thing to take advantage of a lady's fears-

"Arnold, you are extremely suspicious and most ungenerous about Dr. Washington, on whose truth and disinterested honesty I thoroughly rely."