fair-spoken

Where once he had been fair-spoken now his voice was horrible, forced out by ravaged lungs through a ruined throat.

The Bree-folk used to be fair-spoken to travellers, or so I had heard."

Ever fair-spoken, Malekith said that he desired the kingship not for himself but in honour of the memory of his father.

By Sertig's Hammer, all the fair-spoken ones would rather have a tongue of silver, though it lied, then tell iron truth at need."

'You are fair-spoken,' he said.

But the occasional frank air and pleasant word went for what they purported to be, the young sailor never having heard as yet of the "too fair-spoken man."

Where Tyrion was fair-spoken and noble-minded, Teclis was caustic-tongued and bitter.

"You are a fair-spoken man, Mr. Ware," said Galbraith Chittenden with dignity.

"I am glad to learn it," said Beregond, "for now I may say that strange accents do not mar fair speech, and hobbits are a fair-spoken folk.

Christian told him that a fair-spoken man had met him, and had persuaded him to take an easier and shorter way of getting rid of his burden.

"Well, sir, you have been very fair-spoken to me, though I can see that I have you to thank that I have these bracelets upon my wrists.

Gaelan was a good man, traveler, proper heir to Dun Mhor after his father Brian; he was fair-spoken and fair in judgment and respecting the gods and the Sidhe-lands though Brian his father had not always done it.

"O Dumuzid of the fair-spoken mouth, of the ever kind eyes," she sobs tearfully, "O you of the fair-spoken mouth, of the ever kind eyes," she sobs tearfully.

Now, Khemosh was not King at that time, but merely the widowed Queen's elder son; Arhosh was his brother's name, and it was Arhosh their mother chose to be anointed, for he was fair-spoken and wise where his brother was hot-blooded and angry.