Meanings of noble privilege in English

For the noble privilege of paying money instead of fighting in battle.

You should cheer and comfort him; you have that right-itis a noble privilege.

This noble privilege English traders exercised to the full.

A noble privilege, it must be allowed.

O noble privilege of age!

I thank God for the noble privilege of being recognized by so large, tender, and radiant a soul as thine.

And she, although not born to the noble privilege of weariness, had been an old man's darling, and could not put up with harshness.

The noble privilege and opportunity secured in the latter condition are the only adequate reward for the drudgery of the labor required in the former.

Why should you feel for its debasing thraldom-youwho, in the religious mystification of man, have, at least, the noble privilege of being a Protestant?