recompense

Is this the recompense you had in store for me?

It is supposed to be recompense for the boy's death.

It were a bad recompense for your love to lay any of them on you.

Am I expected to risk lives and property without any form of recompense at all?

How could I expect a quick and easy recompense for my hard work?

They were promised recompense which to this day has never happened.

In the way she uses your staff with no recompense or thanks.

These works brought him little personal recompense, however, and his other photographic work did not go well.

However, many of those rescued felt this was little recompense.

Most of all, he made generous love, without recompense, to her body.

That would be a reasonable recompense for what she wanted out of them.

"I did not mean to tax your time without a recompense.

But in recompense I have received a gift worth more than all the rest put together.

Passengers stay at home and consider their lack of recompense.

This means that in the event of a loss you will have some financial recompense.

Then I think we should consider this to be sufficient recompense for our work tonight.

But these people are entitled to some recompense for what you did to them, and I mean to see that they get it.

It seems that a bit of leftover food was all he asked in recompense.

"You lived off men, with very little recompense to them.

Families were made in the severe winter of 1939-40 to leave behind almost everything without any recompense.

"Those not able to receive the higher recompense are certainly entitled to the lower."

There will be no offers of recompense from this quarter, clearly.

Women for the same work do not get the same recompense.

And small recompense it is for the vexation you've given me!

He was also appeared for years without recompense to help worthwhile causes.

If she'd been recompensed for the loss of a son.

Which means I'll have to recompense them from my own funds.

Where, he announced, we would be well recompensed for our services.

Was I not well recompensed for my long years of despair?

This is a form of common good that ought to be recompensed in some way.

"And we are going to be recompensed for our diligence?"

He was given the land to recompense the loss of his son, who helped him with farming.

"We shall recompense you for the loss of your time.

I'll recompense myself for the way in which I have been brought up.'

They knew we had no money to recompense them for the risk they were running.

May he smoke it on the Property, and not be recompensed, these fifty years!

I thought it only fair to be recompensed for my labor."

The three men were never recompensed for their loss.

"We should do everything we can to recompense for the attacks."

Or you must gain a way to recompense them.

And in the latter case, you have been amply recompensed.

And for all his work he was poorly recompensed.

They will recompense him now, I hope, as he deserves."

Or perhaps you will recompense us for her schooling?

Thus it is the networks who should recompense each other for the net imbalance.

That will abundantly recompense for all the trouble we have endured.

It is my intention to recompense him for the irritation he has caused me.

But the fact is that they will only do so if they are adequately recompensed.

I told him that there are many things in life such as country and family that no amount of money can recompense.

"If they do this, the war is over, and I will try to recompense the slave-owners."