For his lapse of duty, however, he made such amends as were possible.

How could he help teasing, when he could make such amends?

Don't you see that the worst of my torture is the impossibility of such amends?

I greatly grieve over the hotheadedness of the lads, but I will gladly make such amends as lies in my power.

If both, theoretically, owned the inefficacy of such amends, the woman's instinctive subjectiveness made her find relief in this crude form of penance.

I will write against it-orwould, had I not written enough already), the poet most assuredly has made such amends here.

Allow me to make such amends as I can and call you what you most surely are-themost generous and least vindictive of men.

In my uncertainty as to how and when we may meet again, I should like to make you such amends as opportunity allows me.

But I give them, to make such amends as I can, plenty of room, pure air, neither hot nor cold, and flowers in abundance.

But I wish to make you such amends and do you such honour in this affair that I will confess myself to have been defeated.

Such amends were due one whose good name I had so deeply if secretly insulted.