consoler

The hope alive in Wingfold made him a true consoler; and the very sight of him was a strength to Barbara.

Then, when she had looked for consolation, the consoler, Monsieur de Chargeboeuf had left her.

In the same way the Faith—the consoler of hearts—turns to a raging wild-beast when it stoops to become religious partisanship.

He is not the best consoler whom his own groans master, whose being is un-manned, whose broken words distil into tears.

Edwin is only twenty-one, and may easily find a consoler of the fair sex: indeed he is “ower young to marry yet.”