1
On the whole, his bankers had behaved to him with great indulgence.
2
But he always showed great indulgence to those who served his illegitimate children.
3
Paired to Easter by great indulgence, St. Aldegonde was passing Whitsuntide at Jerusalem.
4
You have till now, my dear, treated me with great indulgence.
5
Certainly, society does show great indulgence to people of doubtful reputation.
6
In truth, great indulgence was shown on this point, even after the Emperor's coronation.
7
He had not permitted himself great indulgence in hope.
8
I at once sought an interview with the Abbot, who received me with great indulgence.
9
However, on extraordinary occasions, and as a great indulgence, they sometimes obtained a few dates.
10
They immediately arose, and, thanking their father for the great indulgence he had afforded them, retired.
11
She did not thwart others in their humors, but she never doubted of great indulgence from them.
12
For great indulgence is shown to neatly turned sentences; and rhythmical, steady, compact periods are always admissible.
13
The burghers exhibited great indulgence towards him.
14
Noureddin, not hoping for so great indulgence, thanked his father, and vowed to do as he desired.
15
His one great indulgence was tobacco, a matter upon which he was presently to receive some grave counsel.
16
This was considered a great indulgence.
