Which preposition to use with gratuity

of Occurrences 13%

And, as he had very confident hopes of discovering land that night, he required every one to keep watch at their quarters; and, besides the gratuity of thirty crowns a year for life, which had been graciously promised by their sovereigns to him that first saw the land, he engaged to give the fortunate discoverer a velvet doublet from himself.

to Occurrences 12%

Then there was the question of her child's return to the country, which meant another thirty francs, without counting a gratuity to La Couteau.

in Occurrences 9%

There is a woman that calls herself the guardian (not angel) of the place, and demands a small gratuity in exchange for any amount of unnecessary talking; judging by her appearance, we decided she was not a hermit nor a particularly small eater either, though her stature was decidedly diminutive.

from Occurrences 6%

The delivery of the former, at the weekly, monthly, or annual terms of payment, still recalls the idea of a voluntary gratuity from the prince, and reminds the soldier of the precarious tenure by which he holds his commission.

for Occurrences 5%

Luther's stipend was four hundred and fifty florins; and he too refused a yearly gift from the booksellers of four hundred dollars, not wishing to receive a gratuity for his writings.

at Occurrences 4%

8. "Bought" servants were paid in advance, (a reason for their being called, bought,) and those that went out at the seventh year received a gratuity at the close of their period of service.

on Occurrences 3%

" "By Jazz," exclaimed Percival, "I'd stake my gratuity on the genuineness of my Mrs. Roker.

with Occurrences 2%

Divides part of European gratuity with widow of Vail.

as Occurrences 2%

Another instance of the inventor's desire to show his gratitude towards those who had befriended him in his days of poverty and struggle is shown in a letter of November 17, 1862, to the widow of Alfred Vail: "You are aware that a sum of money was voted me by a special Congress, convened at Paris for the purpose, as a personal, honorary gratuity as the Inventor of the Telegraph....

within Occurrences 1%

At its close, Gillian, quitting her post of honour near the tree, and leaving the morrice-dancers and mummers to resume their merry rounds, unsanctioned by her sovereign presence, took a tambourine from one of the minstrels, and proceeded to collect gratuities within it intended for the hired performers in the ceremony.

amongst Occurrences 1%

Another instance of the contrast between the immediate and remote, or apparent and real, results of acts of intended beneficence is to be found in the prodigality with which well-to-do persons often distribute gratuities amongst servants.

into Occurrences 1%

I drew her aside, and slipped a liberal gratuity into her hand.

under Occurrences 1%

The departing customer had left the usual gratuity under the saucer of his coffee-cup.

above Occurrences 1%

I was dismissed decently, lest I should tell tales, and had a small gratuity above my wages.

Which preposition to use with  gratuity