To school, or had him soundly whipped at home,
To teach him manners for the time to come.
XXVI.
Don José and the Donna Inez led
For some time an unhappy sort of life,
Wishing each other, not divorced, but dead;[D]
They lived respectably as man and wife,
Their conduct was exceedingly well-bred,
And gave no outward signs of inward strife,
Until at length the smothered fire broke out,