largess

After all, she was the recipient of the largess at the center of this case, not a director or perpetrator of it.

She herself had lacked in naught—but the unworthy subject of the largess of her heart.

Every trader and student, indeed every man who had come with the army, took ample portion and share of bounteous gift and largess.

Certainly the commoner was never on an equality with the aristocrat, partly because he was dependent on the largess of the great.

Largess is praised by the minstrels almost as much as bravery.

The heralds finished their proclamation with their usualcry of "Largess, largess, gallant knights!"