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And I will report all heroism from an American point of view.
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In return, K2 had required from them heroism and selflessness and responsibility.
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AMERICA:Obama's speech saluted the heroism of victims such as a nine-year-old girl.
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Upon this occasion admire the heroism in the heart of your friend.
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Let the world know the heroism and the self-sacrifice of those men.
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What is gallantry in the one case is foolishness in the other.
2
Crane won the rubber, and spent considerable gallantry upon Nellie in compensation.
3
Beautiful ladies met in their ball-room the gallantry and chivalry of Fredericton.
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It argues ill; but I like much his heroism and his gallantry.
5
Captain McWhinnie, who was in command, behaved with the utmost personal gallantry.
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Here, in the dread tribunal of last resort, valor contended against valor.
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We are greater in number than the enemy and equal in valor.
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Either way, I decided that discretion was the better part of valor.
4
The dog fled in terror, but was valor itself compared with Pedro.
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Drink deep; drink long: thou drinkest wisdom and valor at every draught.
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The valour of Horatius in vanquishing the Curiatii deserved the highest reward.
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But one of them exceeds all the rest in greatness and valour.
3
Jasmin extolled the valour of the French, and especially of the Gascons.
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He forgets to mention its principal guard, the valour of the inhabitants.
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This much was known, meaning his courage and valour were above reproach.
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Lords, your valiance and manhood have conquered these Romans twice already.
2
Our soldiers' valiance has brought them marked advantages on several points.
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I was quite taken with the game myself, the valiance.
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But this was all, could not but be, doomed valiance.
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Our cavalier's is the poetic leg, a portent, a valiance.
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And wherefore should not all this fall to the Markmen and their valiancy?
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The passionate gladness of the lover was wanting: the chivalrous valiancy of manful joy.
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Yet would she not cast aside all hope, but clad herself in her valiancy.
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He said nought, but gazed at her face, wondering at her valiancy and goodness.
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Then he praised Ursula's wisdom and valiancy till she bade him forbear lest he weary her.