condole

• Right well she heard, and what she heard hath wrought The Messenger is taken into the Palace, Electra left to wail without, with attempt of Chorus to condole (_lyric concerto_). —  Story of Orestes A Condensation of the Trilogy
• Mrs. Thursby and Mabel also called to condole, and a little later Mrs. Smith of Greenacre, who had heard the news of the accident from the doctor. —  The Danvers Jewels, and Sir Charles Danvers
• And some with me will condole, and some with congratulations will come; and both to me will be vinegar and gall To all--friends and unfriends--say this: 'Every one chooses for themselves. —  The Bow of Orange Ribbon A Romance of New York
• You are not fit to see all the people who are already on their way to condole or congratulate. —  Gladys, the Reaper
• The divine love does not merely condole, it delivers You cannot add anything to this promise. —  The Threshold Grace

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