In his youth John Donne (the famous

In his youth John Donne (the famous English 16th century poet) married the daughter of a rich family without waiting for her father’s consent. Having learnt of his daughter’s elopement, the father flew into a violent rage. He not only denied his daughter any allowance but threatened to cut her off with a shilling. Having been told that the father refused to see them and that they were now penniless, the young couple returned home in very low spirits. The young husband in despair sat down at the table and wrote the following note: “John Donne, Anne Donne, undone.” The note, being given to the angry father, had the desired effect and the young people were restored to his favour.

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In his youth John Donne (the famous English 16th century poet) married the daughter of a rich family without waiting for her father's consent. Having learnt of his daughter's elopement, the father flew into a violent rage. He not only denied his daughter any allowance but threatened to cut her off with a shilling. Having been told that the father refused to see them and that they were now penniless, the young couple returned home in very low spirits. The young husband in despair sat down at the table and wrote the following note: "John Donne, Anne Donne, undone." The note, being given to the angry father, had the desired effect and the young people were restored to his favor.

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in his youth john donne (the famous 16th century english verse) married the daughter of a rich family, waiting for her father"s consent. although every of his daughter"s elopement, the father flew into a violent rage. he not only denied his daughter any allowance for people to cut her off with a shilling. having been told that the father had to see them and that they were now penniless, the young couple returned home in very low spirits. the young husband in despair sat down at the table and wrote the following note: john donne, anne donne, undone. "the note, being given to the angry father, had the desired effect and the young people was restored to his favor.