requital

They brought the rich summer with them, in requital of a little honey.

Do you not hear the planet itself crying out for requital?

Then he said, "There, this is the requital of whatever evil you may have done."

"He gave her in requital of all things else, which ye had taken from me.

To him, it had represented a moment of requital.

For it is by proportionate requital that the city holds together.

In requital of such services they receive valuable gifts and privileges.

Have you seen him who denies the Requital?

"Under these conditions, requital could never be made."

The principle of equivalence must in this case apply, and a rigorous requital is necessary.

How else may God work wrong's requital?

The due requital of good service done.

Hubris is not the requital of past injuries; this is revenge.

Wherever she may be, she has her requital.

The requital of the four beneficences is carried out:

Do you want to kill him in requital for your brother and sister...?"

But the loving one loveth irrespective of reward and requital.

From this body of work, "Waters of Requital" (1977) is especially powerful.

If I plead with him, I crave of God but wrong's requital.

Lo, there is no requital.

That possibility offered a slight requital.

Many pieces tell stories from the "Scripture on the Requital of Parents' Kindness."

So shall you give me protection without sacrifice on your part, or the pretext of requiring any requital from me."

Now he understood why they had descended in strength, eager to discuss redress, requital, restitutional apology.

Janson's knowledge of that ultimate requital was the only thing that made his memories endurable.