Overhearing Phædria earnest and determined, and the Procurer obstinate and inflexible, Antipho and Geta join in apprehending that the brutality of the latter may provoke Phædria to some act of violence.
Phædria purchased a certain Eunuch, to make a present of to this woman here.
But Phædria has not neglected to use his endeavors in your behalf.
Geta having, by the money he has procured, freed Phædria from all danger of losing his mistress, but at the same time having brought Antipho into still greater danger of losing his wife.
Your father’s coming out; go tell Phædria that the money is found.
I fear lest Phædria should take it amiss or otherwise than I intended it, that he was not admitted yesterday.
Phædria consents, and resolves to spend these two days in the country; at the same time he orders Parmeno to take to Thais a Eunuch and an Æthiopian girl, whom he has purchased for her.
Could he have gone there as a poet merely, he might have found among its poets more wonderful imaginations than even those islands of Phædria and Acrasia.
Colman 1768 --Phædria lately bought a certain Eunuch By way of present to this gentlewoman.
I fear lest Phædria take offense And think I meant it other than I did, That he was not admitted yesterday.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dria" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
