gratuity

Romney was obliged to be content with a gratuity of twenty-five guineas.

They are strictly forbidden to receive any fee or gratuity from the passengers.

A gratuity of a month's pay was offered to them, and was by most of them accepted.

But it took a real man to make the gratuity appear as a favor to the donor.

How dare he suppose that I would for a moment accept a gratuity!

The matter of a gratuity to the girl weighed on Sylvia Thorne's mind.

She had a sense of a debt in owing her a gratuity, if one may so speak.

He recommended that a gratuity should be given them to undertake some manufacture.

The post of Chouamigon was given to him as gratuity to defray expenses.

He might, but I can tell you how to know whether he will take the gratuity or not.