Meanings of so bountiful in English

No soil now occupied by any separate nation is so bountiful or resourceful.

Much, much I fear to be separated from one so pious and so bountiful.

And when she is so bountiful, so thoughtful!

Blessings were never so bountiful.

A tub is so bountiful!

The king of Schiraz could not afford to be so bountiful as the poor Osman who dwelt at his gate.

Happy is the man that hath attained so high a station, and hath not deprived himself of so bountiful a grace.

Hath God been so bountiful in making out himself about the supper, that few or none that own ordinances scruple it?

Would it have been just for me to send you letters and cause the fall of one who had been so bountiful to me?

In all the world there was no prince like Kaid, said the tent-maker; none so bountiful and merciful and beautiful in the eyes of men.

He got up a committee to visit the poor throughout the winter, and see that no child of God suffered in so bountiful a world.

After dining, we were walked through the various buildings, up stairs and down, through kitchens, pantries, and cellars,- awiseexercise after so bountiful a repast.