fathered

It has already been explained that this Pamphlet was fathered on Khalid by the Jesuits.

The latest phases of all philosophies were fathered upon the founder of the school.

If this turpitude were published, it would be said that he had fathered it.

And the lad, Nazu, had appealed to him; he would have fathered him as only a lonely bachelor can.

It was a reputable sort of a book this, and fathered by a respected Oxford cleric.

What fearless and resolute leopard-men they could have fathered!

Heretofore our own missionary boards have fathered every such attempt.

This amendment has been fathered throughout by publishers, associations, and rings.

The human race, fathered only by house-husbands, would never have moved at all.

He fathered them all as they came, "and no questions asked."