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A father doted blindly upon his daughter, never disciplined her and indulged her in all things. However, when he discovered that she had fallen pregnant by a lover, he beat her soundly. Furious, his daughter conspired to have him killed, and after his death lived a life of luxury and self-indulgence. | A father doted blindly upon his daughter, never disciplined her and indulged her in all things. However, when he discovered that she had fallen pregnant by a lover, he beat her soundly. Furious, his daughter conspired to have him killed, and after his death lived a life of luxury and self-indulgence. | ||
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| Filia is narrated in the following occurrences |
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