solacer

But Edith soon gave undeniable evidence that sleep was a much better solacer of fatigue than theological discussions; and, after the evening worship had been scrupulously performed, a bed was prepared for Mr. Grafton on the floor of the room where they sat, for he would not allow the old people to give up theirs to him.

Welcome, welcome! thou dear companion of better days! thou solacer of many a heavy care! thou delight of many a happy hour!

She fetches forth that famous drug, the grand antidote for grief and passion, and all life's ills, the true solacer in life's journey.

I trust not to thy phantom bliss, Yet, still, in evening's quiet hour, With never-failing thankfulness, I welcome thee, Benignant Power; Sure solacer of human cares, And sweeter hope, when hope despairs!