Thou, what is foreign to mankind, abjure.—D'Israeli.
Bato.[146] (Book iii. § 61, p. 171.)
Father. Thou hast destroy'd the morals of my son,
And turn'd his mind, not so disposed, to vice,
Unholy pedagogue! With morning drams,
A filthy custom, which he caught from thee,
Clean from his former practice, now he saps
His youthful vigour. Is it thus you school him?
Sophist. And if I did, what harms him? Why complain you?