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Ferdinand had honored him with so large a portion of his coveted regard, that no petty feelings on the part of the Spaniards, because he was a stranger, could interfere with his advancement; his friends, however, were mostly among the Arragonese; to Isabella, and the Castilians, he was only known as a valiant young warrior, and a marked favorite of the king.— The Vale of Cedars
Originally, he had been bred for the Church; but this vocation he had happily forsaken long since, protesting with some show of reason that France at this particular time had a greater need of spears than of aves For the rest, Sir Adhelmar de Nointel was known as a valiant knight, who had won glory in the wars with the English.— The Line of Love Dizain des Mariages
"But thy banished kin -- the valiant, the wise; they who placed thy lord on the throne?"— Harold : the Last of the Saxon Kings — Volume 04
Only donkeys and mules are valiant, and they only till they are pushed up to the wall.— Notes from the Underground
From London-town; though valiant were the twain;— Orlando Furioso

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