The Children's portion : entertaining, instructive and elevating stories (1895)
Shoppell, R. W. (Robert W.) · New York : The Christian Herald · leaf 248
rnedto his son, telling him jestingly that heshould have bought some gift for his fairmaid—not let the peddler go without seek-ing anything for her. Florizel little imagined it was his fathertalking to him, and he replied that the The Winter^s Tale. 253 gifts Perdita prized were those… … Reproaching his son bitterly for giving his love toa low-born maiden. man said there were reasons why he shouldnot speak of the matter to his father. Polixenes chose this for the moment inwhich to make himself known; and re-proaching his son bitterly for giving his loveto a low-born maiden, bade…
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