cash indemnity

Fourthly, there is reference to Sophagasenus providing a large cash indemnity and many elephants to Antiochus.

She is dressing his wound in the Stranger's Room, and she hopes he will accept a cash indemnity for the wound so shamefully given."

Fish negotiated reparations and Spain surrendered the Virginius and paid a cash indemnity of $80,000 to the families of the executed Americans.

Camilla had managed to disarm the man's anger, and they had escaped blood-feud at their door, but they had had to pay a heavy cash indemnity which the house could ill afford.

But if they could compound for their immunity by a cash indemnity it is highly probable that they would take on new resolution, and in the end they would convert what remained of their present disrepute into a source of egoistic satisfaction, as is done, indeed, by a great many bachelors even today.