guerdon

The soldiers had to bring up the money themselves from their regular guerdon.

It was the guerdon of my love for him.

"I was to tell you that he paid me for my service with the ferryman's guerdon."

In moments when my hopes rose proudest, I never hoped such guerdon.

Draw living breath, Maiden, and gain the guerdon - death!

As a guerdon I shall deliver you from here."

There is also a relationship to the German Guerdon.

The night is taken from love, and love's guerdon Is like and its burden.

The cup was his guerdon, also a sum for his own purse."

Death, in guerdon of her wrongs, Gives her fame which never dies.

Created sin grown strong Must claim its guerdon.

In my silence uprear The sweet guerdon of shame!

His father was Guerdon Fitch, a well known citizen.

Every stanza ends with the sentence "Thou has a guerdon, is it not for hire?"

Evil was the lot that the Gods had laid upon him, and bitter was his guerdon.

That is the guerdon of age."

Tell him which road I am taking, and say that I paid you with the ferryman's guerdon.

This guerdon shall he have that bore these tidings sweet, 0 traitor dear!

But what shall he that hath delivered us Have for his guerdon when he comes in triumph?

Thou shouldst present it to me, in view of the guerdon I intend for thee.

His winning word was guerdon.

What less than death for guerdon shouldst thou give My son who hath done thee service?

Gained is the guerdon!

I am your guerdon.

It would be a guerdon, second only to receiving the Legion d'honneur, to take and train this talented boy.