| Endeavour was relaxed, and gratuities, once received, were looked for again. |
| We have the first instance in this year of gratuities being allowed to captains in the navy who were wounded in battle. |
| The latter had evidently measured their gratuities by the size of their beneficiary, as their gifts were very small. |
| The other two are gratuities, and while one could argue both gratuities and platitudes are pleasantries, that doesn't make one the other. |
| Having the qualifications, one could earn twenty-five dollars a month in salary and three or four times as much in gratuities. |
| It does not include gratuities for the tour guide and coach driver or any items of a personal nature. |
