valiancy

He said nought, but gazed at her face, wondering at her valiancy and goodness.

It is generally believed that those who were foreordained to the priesthood earned this right by valiancy or nobility in the Pre-mortal life.

Then he praised Ursula's wisdom and valiancy till she bade him forbear lest he weary her.

Said Ralph: "Or where shall I sell thee, that I may make the best penny out of my good luck and valiancy?"

"No great gift, that seemeth to me, for thy valiancy," said Ralph; "she is guileful enough and loose enough for a worse man than thee."

ABOARD AND BELOW THE valiancy of The Shadow's thwarted struggle was proven by what followed it.

For so it is that ye are diverse of your conditions; but the evil conditions which one of you lacks the other hath, and the valiancy which one hath, the other lacks.

Or maybe thou shalt seek and shalt find, and there may be naught in what thou findest, whereof to give thee such gifts as are meet for thy faithfulness and valiancy.

Said the Captain: "There is this to be said of it, as was aforesaid, that all we count thy winning of the Well at the World's End as valiancy in thee, yea, and luck withal.

Furthermore, as I loved thee when I saw thee first, for thy youth, and thy fairness, and thy kindness and thy valiancy, so now I rejoice that all this shall endure so long in thee, as it surely shall."