"Nay," said he, "this is my friend henceforth, a man among men, who liveth to do great things as thus: To-night he will give back to thee the father of thy child, and break open the dungeon of Belsaye!"

quoth he, "give back my sword and I will cope with thee wolf's head though thou artaye, and any two other rogues beside.

Alone does Celindaja the coward crowd implore, "Oh, save him, save him, generous friends, give back to me my Moor.

I feinted, and disengaged, and a second later I had lunged over his guard, and had forced him to give back.

And thou, dense air, weighed with my sighs so chill, That hidest heaven's own light thick mists among, Give back those sighs to my sad heart, nor wrong

V. return, restore; give back, carry back, bring back; render, render up; give up; let go, unclutch; disgorge, regorge^; regurgitate; recoup, reimburse, compensate, indemnify; remit, rehabilitate; repair &c (make good)

What, would you have me give back the money to you, and go about again in calico-print clothes? BOLSHÓV.

Why should she have thought it necessary to give back the pearls to Van Degen?

" "After the fight one of the officers of the Third Cavalry sought Berry out and asked him to give back the trophy fairly won by him, and his to keep, according to the usages of war.

so that forms upon the canvas give back tints like those of the objects which have served as models, is only half the work.

First, thou thyself, with damsel and with dwarf, Shalt ride to Arthur's court, and coming there, Crave pardon for that insult done the Queen, And shalt abide her judgment on it; next, Thou shalt give back their earldom to thy kin.

No penance, no prayer, no anguish of remorse can give back the simplicity of a soul that has never been stained.

"He would give back my effects and instruments, but I must later pay 1,000 thalers and give this also to my brothers.

I ought to give back again to the man whom I have robbed.

All this vexed Meleager, and he tried to make his uncles give back the spear and the prize, and stop their unmannerly talk.

"I am not going to give back the knife.

And in those days will the earth also give back those who are treasured up within it, and Sheol also will give back that which it has received, and hell will give back that which it owes.

If you want to give back-chat to the Staff you had best take it there by hand.

Yet the gallant borderers would not give back, and encouraging one another with resounding cheers they held the doubtful shore.

Even some of the Loyalists had begun to realize that a revolution which had touched property was bound to be permanent, and that the American commissioners could no more give back to them their confiscated lands than Charles II was able to give back to his father's cavaliers the estates they had lost in the Civil War.

"Give back to the grave that which belongs to it," said the deep voice again.

while I give back that life you gave; Mine is well lost, if I your life can save.

No attempt is made to give back an exact equivalent to each taxpayer.

The Prussian House, in its address to the King, had declared that the only result of this policy would be to give back the Duchies to Denmark.

But there are thousands of her readers in both hemispheres who would like to possess a more concrete image of her in their mindsan image which should give back the personal peculiarities of face, voice, and manner, that made up her outward form and semblance.