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In Decatur, 111., a lady bountiful gave a seedy-looking stranger $1 and a cheery injunction: "Keep your spirits high."

From Time Magazine Archive

In The Fly a man kills a fly; in A Cup of Tea, Rosemary Fell, young, wealthy, plays lady bountiful to a starving girl and takes her home for tea.

From Time Magazine Archive

Maidens may not need much protection from pestilence these days, but the Y.W. is still the lady bountiful helping young girls in need.

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She was in her own country living in luxury and comfort, a lady bountiful among her own people.

From Panther Eye by Snell, Roy J. (Roy Judson)

She liked nothing better than finding out some obscure and distant connection—there were several of them—and acting the lady bountiful, leaving behind her bewilderment, and too often discontent.

From Where Angels Fear to Tread by Forster, E. M. (Edward Morgan)



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