chide

This is one of my foibles: and it is something for you to chide me for.

Though I was a few minutes late for dinner, Miss Herbert did not chide me for delay.

I hardly know whether most to laugh at your freak or to chide you for its folly.'

Then at last they slowly returned, unrebuked, for no man had the heart to chide their daring.

Do not chide me: pardon me, pardon me, as you have done a thousand times; pardon and pity me.

He could not chide her for it, nor arraign her with one bitter thought.

Forgive me any thing I may have said, that seems to chide my father.

Nay, chide me not for my poor broken dream, for it was a dream alone.

I shall not chide you now that it turns your face to the fatherland.

The lady did not chide me, and after this she seemed even in a softer mood.