solace

He thought she had taken some solace from his words.

Even now she had the heart in her to give solace.

You also could do with a little solace, he thought.

My one solace is that I was at your side.

You should find great solace in this view of life.

It had been her solace for more years than she could remember.

But that will be little solace to the child's family.

All else was exactly as it had been in Solace.

Let's hope he found some solace in his final months.

It is not everyone who can find solace in art or thought.

There was no solace to be found in the night.

But then there is the solace of those we meet along the way.

He turned to music to offer him solace and a sense of home.

When they come up here where we are, it's given us solace.

On the other hand, she offers a kind of solace.

I can offer it no solace after all its years of service.

She lived in a world where there was no solace.

"How did you get to Solace in the first place?"

He tried to find solace in that much of it.

They were born in a place called Solace, to the east of here.

I took solace in the fact that at least the poor man would have his work.

To what may such people now turn as a source of natural solace?

How long had it been since he'd found solace in a woman's arms?

And there was talk, too, that he had already found solace with one of his wife's best friends.

He took solace in the hope that this would be the last thing he'd ever have to say to the man.

Even art no longer solaced her as it once had.

I've solaced myself with other women, I'm ashamed to admit.

He felt better about it, as he solaced himself with the thought.

They might have solaced me, except that I was beyond solace.

Now, as though solaced by the memory she said, 'I have known times when the water went to ice.

He solaced himself with a large slug of liquor.

He solaced himself with the fact, should he remain, that more embarrassment awaited.

He did not fail to leave the marks of his resentment on my body, and then solaced himself by playing with my sister.

-& with what exquisite tenderness he solaced all I had to bear!

He solaced his fear with, "I ain't a ladies' man."

He was solaced by the sight of waiting mothers in the laneway between church and school.

Forsyth had solaced his captivity by further study of Italian literature and art.

Big Sam went down to the rocks and solaced himself by repeating the first canto of his epic to the gulf.

Now we solaced our brow on the porcelain, and emitted a few sour gasps of disgust.

Now, I saw in my dream that they solaced themselves in the land of Beulah for a season.

She bought it and solaced her companion with coffee and cream cakes before they went back to the apartment.

It solaced her to be alone.

Well, he was done, he solaced himself.

I solaced myself by thinking that it would be useful for me to find out what I could about Strickland's state of mind.

The soundlessness of nature impressed and solaced her.

Her presence had never left me - throughout my worst hours, her pleasant entrances solaced my misery.

Had the tobacco been ten times as much, it could not have solaced him for the knowledge that the dugout had been visited.

He was only partly solaced by being able to walk openly into a saloon and shout, "Straight rye, Bill."

You simply can't understand how it takes it out of a fellow to do a funeral right and send 'em all home solaced.

Awakened and frightened, Arnwheet would wail lustily until solaced by a milky breast.