There is nobleness in thee; but there is some degree of folly.

The contagion of nobleness finds a susceptibility for that contagion in yourself.

Restrictions and limitations are of the essence of all nobleness and virtue.

I am a woman, but I feel the nobleness of my blood.

Besides, freedom and knowledge are the guides to every form of nobleness.

And the nobleness of an Abraham Lincoln had all gone for naught.

Gethsemane is robbed of its pathos and nobleness if that be all.

If this is not nobleness, there is no such thing on earth.

She had come to the ambition to be filled with all nobleness.

Independence, courage, patience, fortitude, nobleness, self-sacrifice, and tenderness become the national ethics.

Was ever woman's nobleness of character so exemplified as in your life?

If man is to rise to nobleness, he must first be slain.'

But has your nobleness any serious objection to my carrying a wand?

And everywhere there is such nobleness and firmness, such repose and greatness!

Not at all, Maggie; the nobleness has been yours in waiting so patiently.

There was a freedom in their subserviency, a nobleness in their very degradation.