Chap.

  1    1|            as the grand blessing of life, the basis of every virtue -
  2    1|            and delicacy in domestic life, which French women almost
  3  Int|            the various relations of life; but why should it be increased
  4    1|        feeling can doubt it! - gave life only to communicate happiness,
  5    1|           born to run the circle of life and death, and adorn God'
  6    1|            the gracious fountain of life give us passions, and the
  7    2|          the understanding in early life has more baneful consequences
  8    2|          sheer observations on real life, than from comparing what
  9    2|            it is turned too soon on life and manners. They dwell
 10    2|           the former to see more of life.~ ~ It is wandering from
 11    2|          morals, and a knowledge of life before they have, from reflection,
 12    2|            established in civilized life. Riches and hereditary honours
 13    2|            in common with man, that life yields not the felicity
 14    2|             to produce the fruit of life; on the contrary, I would
 15    2|             more important years of life, when reflection takes place
 16    2|           eradicate the habitude of life? The woman who has only
 17    2|         task less difficult and her life happier. - But, whether
 18    2|             Can they supinely dream life away in the lap of pleasure,
 19    2|        immortal soul who can loiter life away merely employed to
 20    2|             the serious business of life is over.~ ~ Besides, the
 21    2|      neglects the serious duties of life, and the caresses which
 22    2|             to fulfil the duties of life, and to be able to pursue
 23    2|       deducted from the treasure of life, experience; and that when
 24    2|          left; and he who will pass life away in bounding from one
 25    2|             reason, the morality of life; and who but a fool would
 26    2|             than sweeten the cup of life, when they are not restrained
 27    2|           to the puny enjoyments of life, is only true to the sentiment,
 28    2|        Eloisa, love St. Preux, when life was fading before her; but
 29    2|           woman to support a single life with dignity, I grant; but
 30    2|    independent of the casualties of life; if new sources of enjoyment,
 31    2|            agreed that the tenor of life seems to prove that man
 32    3|             have wasted the lamp of life, forgetful of the midnight
 33    3|           and the respectability of life to the triumph of an hour.~ ~
 34    3| unacquainted with all the duties of life are fitted to bestow? To
 35    3|             the inevitable evils of life."' Mr. Day's Sandford and
 36    3|            bands, and the sedentary life which they are condemned
 37    3|           neglect all the duties of life, yet recline with self-complacency
 38    3|           yet she cannot ensure the life of her protector; he may
 39    3|      comprehend the moral duties of life, and in what human virtue
 40    3|            and whose approbation is life; but her imagination, a
 41    3|           love, and in the bloom of life forgets her sex - forgets
 42    3|           they grow up the cares of life are lessened by their grateful
 43    3|             example.~ ~ The task of life thus fulfilled, she calmly
 44    3|            In the superior ranks of life how seldom do we meet with
 45    4|           only as a preparation for life. On this sensual error,
 46    4|        cunning, for the purposes of life, has been substituted in
 47    4|        serve as the common sense of life; but where is the store
 48    4|            people have the cares of life to struggle with; for these
 49    4|             discharge the duties of life, or even to relish the affections
 50    4|             the business of woman's life, according to the present
 51    4|             from the middle rank of life into notice; and the natural
 52    4|               In the middle rank of life, to continue the comparison,
 53    4|            of the understanding, as life advances, is the only method
 54    4|             the important duties of life by the light of their own
 55    4|          have, as the employment of life, an understanding to improve.
 56    4|           they are to take, in this life, towards the attainment
 57    4|         duties the main business of life, though reason were insulted.
 58    4|            have seen in fashionable life, that vanity is oftener
 59    4|          investigations remote from life.~ ~ With respect to women,
 60    4|           the vulgar employments of life; though she has only been
 61    4|            sentiments that civilize life, than the square-elbowed
 62    4|             but, the spring-tide of life over, we look for soberer
 63    4|                Most of the evils of life arise from a desire of present
 64    4|       receive the chief pleasure of life; and I have frequently with
 65    4|            enjoying the sunshine of life. Besides, there are many
 66    4|          try to render the whole of life respectable, by forming
 67    4|            so nearly allied in this life as some eloquent writers
 68    4|           Bread, the common food of life, seldom thought of as a
 69    4|          woman in the lower rank of life makes her husband's and
 70    4|         women in the middle rank of life, did they not ape the fashions
 71    4|             I have seen most in low life. Many poor women maintain
 72    5|          the purposes, of even this life, viewing the whole, be subverted
 73    5|        restraint on themselves. The life of a modest woman is reduced,
 74    5|       caused us.'~ ~ And why is the life of a modest woman a perpetual
 75    5|            work of reason, when, as life advances, she mixes with
 76    5|         peccant humours in domestic life, many sensible men will
 77    5|      creature when the seed-time of life is neglected? None - did
 78    5|            the brute. 'The charm of life,' says a grave philosophical
 79    5|         mind.~ ~ Why was Rousseau's life divided between ecstasy
 80    5|            Still, if the purpose of life be to educate the intellectual
 81    5|      strength of body and mind, and life would be lost in feverish
 82    5|           us from the casualties of life; and that fortune, slipping
 83    5|          out of the track of common life without enabling them to
 84    5|             an innocent heart, give life to the behaviour; but the
 85    5|       itself has nothing to fear in life; but if any thing be dearer
 86    5|        policy.'~ ~ That the plan of life which enables us to carry
 87    5|             is for the day, not for life, that man bargains with
 88    5|             been the business of my life to depress; but soon heard
 89    5|          genius or benevolence, and life will be stripped of its
 90    5|     humanity, was eradicated.~ ~ In life, on the contrary, as we
 91    5|           to encounter the evils of life with dignity and to acquire
 92    5|           an unwelcome knowledge of life produces almost a satiety
 93    5|        produces almost a satiety of life, and we discover by the
 94    5|           period of the futility of life, or earlier, if obtained
 95    5|            the common casualties of life by sacrificing his heart -
 96    5|            born to form a circle of life and death, it would be wise
 97    5|             could suggest to render life happy. Moderation in every
 98    5|            considering the whole of life, but knowledge beyond the
 99    5|          beyond the conveniences of life would be a curse.~ ~ Why
100    5|         passions also, the winds of life, would be useless, if not
101    5|            the support of vegetable life, and invigorate a cabbage,
102    5|         possessing them, prove that life is merely an education,
103    5|         nourished by false views of life, and permitted to overleap
104    5|              But if, in the dawn of life, we could soberly survey
105    5|             not all the purposes of life have been much better fulfilled
106    5|            be fitter for death than life, though his virtues, rather
107    5|         young person a just view of life; he must have struggled
108    5|              Those who are entering life, and those who are departing,
109    5|            enjoy the good things of life, we must attain a knowledge
110    5|              and prudence, early in life, is but the cautious craft
111    5|             and be, when they enter life, what their parents are
112    5|           and the understanding, as life advances, gives firmness
113    5|      reveries.~ ~ Most prospects in life are marred by the shuffling
114    6|     sluggish materials, giving them life and heat?~ ~ I must be allowed
115    6|         commonly remains throughout life. So ductile is the understanding,
116    6|    discharge of the sober duties of life, or to engross the thoughts
117    6|             an empty name! All that life can give - thou givest!~ ~
118    7|           which they supinely sleep life away!~ ~ In speaking of
119    8|         women, particularly in high life, and in countries where
120    8|            want an intrigue to give life to her thoughts, having
121    8|           the remaining part of his life to the horror and aversion
122    8|             more friends in private life. But the hills and dales,
123    8|           particularly to Boswell's Life of Johnson.~ ~ With respect
124    8|         others a little advanced in life, frequently leads them to
125    9|         respectability of a woman's life to voluptuous notions of
126    9|         station, possessed all that life could give. - Raised sufficiently
127    9|           of the relative duties of life, but to the station, and
128    9|             that she should all her life be subjected to a severe
129    9|            of a mother. The rank in life which dispenses with their
130    9|            the departments of civil life, his wife, also an active
131    9|          her subsistence during his life, or support after his death -
132    9|        women in the common walks of life are called to fulfil the
133    9|             the very necessaries of life, enable an endless tribe
134    9|           In the superiour ranks of life, every duty is done by deputies,
135    9|       sensibility as such a fall in life.~ ~ Some of these women
136    9|           How many women thus waste life away the prey of discontent,
137    9|     contemptible, sweetly to waste 'life away,' let them not expect
138   10|             any of the relations of life, for the light might spread
139   11|            his child is advanced in life, demands serious consideration.~ ~
140   11|             them as they advance in life. How indeed can an instructor
141   12|         constitute the happiness of life as it advances. Of these
142   12|            of existence! What would life be without that peace which
143   12|             and pursuits that gives life to those that are afterwards
144   12|            the benevolent duties of life, is sacrificed to premature
145   12|          intercourse of fashionable life? But, till more understanding
146   12|            to choose companions for life themselves.~ ~ Besides,
147   12|      discharge the duties of public life, by the habitual practice
148   12|         that decides their fate for life. Instead of pursuing this
149   12|           pointed out; in which, as life advanced, dancing, music,
150   12|          not her conduct during his life, and after his death, clearly
151   12|     confined themselves to domestic life? though they have not hitherto
152   12|            the character throughout life. The weakness of the mother
153   12|            in every circumstance of life there is a kind of individuality,
154   13|            have to expect to render life interesting, and to break
155   13|           with the grand purpose of life, that of rendering human
156   13|             and if the functions of life have not been materially
157   13|            sin, snaps the thread of life.~ ~ Here an awful stop is
158   13|           in the common concerns of life, they do homage to power,
159   13|            to neglect the duties of life, and frequently in the midst
160   13|           mighty business of female life is to please, and restrained
161   13|            spoiled tempers, entered life puffed up with notions of
162   13|            same vitiated taste into life, and fly for amusement to
163   13|           the dissipated artificial life which they lead prevents
164   13|          present state of civilized life, are in the same condition,
165   13|             animated enough to give life to the body.~ ~ 'Matter
166   13|          which he disregards, gives life to the enthusiastic affection