amends

Men might call Sir Peregrine an old fool and laugh at him; but for that she would, with God's help, make him amends.

She could only kiss him, and promise to make him what amends she could when he came back.

The best thing is that with him practice usually corrects and amends theory.

They have made some amends for this by making fine Boulevards within and without the walls.

I think you owe me some amends for keeping me standing for an hour in this bitter wind.

I would, said she, for the amends of my beast that ye become my man.

He said he was sorry and would make any amends if only I would forgive him, but I wouldn't listen.

I know well that amends can never be made; but at least I can do a little.

But to make some amends for this, one was never far away from the salt waters of the loch.

He refused to restore Trolle to his post, or even to make him amends for his losses.