Chap.

  1    1|               spirit - I plead for my sex - not for myself. Independence
  2  Int|              the understanding of the sex has been so bubbled by this
  3  Int|        equality or inferiority of the sex; but as the subject lies
  4  Int|          excepted; but, addressing my sex in a firmer tone, I pay
  5  Int|              it introduces.~ ~ My own sex, I hope, will excuse me,
  6  Int|      regardless of the distinction of sex; and that secondary views
  7  Int|             and, anxious to render my sex more respectable members
  8  Int|            still reckoned a frivolous sex, and ridiculed or pitied
  9  Int|            the present conduct of the sex, from the prevalent fondness
 10  Int|             by prejudices that give a sex to virtue, and confound
 11  Int|               that I now speak of the sex in general. Many individuals
 12    2|           follies and caprices of our sex, when they do not keenly
 13    2|              ridicule.* Like the fair sex, the business of their lives
 14    2|             to insinuate, that either sex should be so lost in abstract
 15    2|             collectively of the whole sex; but I see not the shadow
 16    2|            the name of the whole male sex,~ ~ 'Yet ne'er so sure our
 17    2|              the most gentle of their sex.~ ~ Nature, or, to speak
 18    2|               cardinal virtues of the sex; and, disregarding the arbitrary
 19    2|            melioration of temper, the sex is not much benefited by
 20    2|             satirist, considering the sex as the weakest as well as
 21    2|             orbit prescribed to their sex, were male spirits, confined
 22    2|             philosophical to think of sex when the soul is mentioned,
 23    2|             determine where the whole sex must stand in the intellectual
 24    2|          render them more pleasing, a sex to morals.~ ~ Further, should
 25    2|               notions that enslave my sex.~ ~ I love man as my fellow;
 26    2|               subjection in which the sex has ever been held, it retorts
 27    3|          which the superiority of the sex can be built. But I still
 28    3|              do every thing which her sex will not enable her to do
 29    3|            seldom found in the female sex. As soon as she was sufficiently
 30    3|               qualities of the female sex that our own domestic comforts
 31    3|        allowance should be made for a sex, who, like kings, always
 32    3|             of a desire to please the sex on which they are dependent.
 33    3|        paradox.~ ~ Yet thus to give a sex to mind was not very consistent
 34    3|       together, if the distinction of sex was not inculcated long
 35    3|           elegant formers of the fair sex would insinuate.~ ~ The
 36    3|        descanting on the folly of the sex, let him not overlook his
 37    3|        gratify a predominant one, the sex is degraded by a physical,
 38    3|            sexes; the boldness of one sex and the timidity of the
 39    3|             bloom of life forgets her sex - forgets the pleasure of
 40    4|              unanimously allowed that sex is out of the question;
 41    4|          reared, which robs the whole sex of its dignity, and classes
 42    4|               causes that degrade the sex, and prevent women from
 43    4|               insolent respect to the sex, with the most scrupulous
 44    4|        puerile attention to the whole sex, obtained in his reign that
 45    4|                 his authority and her sex, ever stand between them
 46    4|          think it manly to pay to the sex, when, in fact, they are
 47    4|             to see the distinction of sex confounded in society, unless
 48    4|        creature; but the whole female sex are, till their character
 49    4|              be applied to the female sex. I refer the sagacious reader
 50    4|            this prove that there is a sex in souls? It would be just
 51    4|            the condition of the whole sex, leaving exceptions out
 52    4|               be confined to the fair sex; however, at present, I
 53    4|            the more they resemble our sex the less power will they
 54    4|               woman on account of her sex, and respect her, because
 55    4|            physically, to degrade the sex. I must notice a few.~ ~
 56    4|          eager men are to degrade the sex from whom they pretend to
 57    4|            attractions beside that of sex. Add to this, sedentary
 58    4|              and manners of the whole sex, and to me it appears clear
 59    5|           more cursory manner, on the sex, remain now to be examined.~ ~
 60    5|               nature has given to the sex.~ ~ He then proceeds to
 61    5|             first seducer of my frail sex.~ ~ 'It being once demonstrated,'
 62    5|           peculiar destination of the sex, observe their inclinations,
 63    5|              is different. In the one sex it is the developement of
 64    5|           confined exclusively to one sex; but only that the order
 65    5|               they are grown up? Each sex has also its peculiar taste
 66    5|             is inseparable from their sex; nor do they ever throw
 67    5|              but it is just that this sex should partake of the sufferings
 68    5|       dependence being natural to the sex, they perceive themselves
 69    5|       meliorate the temper; for, as a sex, men have better tempers
 70    5|      troublesome companions.~ ~ 'Each sex,' he further argues, 'should
 71    5|               a talent natural to the sex; and, as I am persuaded,
 72    5|                peculiar to the female sex, is a very equitable indemnification
 73    5|       authority over his heart as his sex gives him over your person,
 74    5|          carried him toward the other sex with such eager fondness,
 75    5|               insidiously degrade the sex whilst they are prostrate
 76    5|            being made to consider the sex of their companions? Must
 77    5|               the individual, not the sex; but should a grave preacher
 78    5|             be observed, that in your sex manly exercises are never
 79    5|           most respectable part of my sex, I cannot silently pass
 80    5|            heartless attention to the sex is reckoned so manly, so
 81    5|            the behaviour of the whole sex should be modulated to please
 82    5|       distinction, which many of your sex are not aware of.'-~ ~ This
 83    5|       consciousness that degrades the sex. Excepting with a lover,
 84    5|          proved fatal to many of your sex.' With this opinion I perfectly
 85    5|               the individual, not the sex, that are received and returned
 86    5|              I would fain persuade my sex to act from simpler principles.
 87    5|            understanding of the whole sex affronted, and their virtue
 88    5|          sentiments of too many of my sex, may serve as the text for
 89    5|               rights foreign to their sex, how has he for ever restored
 90    5|          virtues and errors, of their sex, his respect for their persons
 91    5|              with the weakness of her sex. In her style of writing,
 92    5|          style of writing, indeed, no sex appears, for it is like
 93    6|             been levelled against the sex, and they have been ridiculed
 94    6|             inspire passion. Half the sex, in its present infantine
 95    7|               reason, till I rouse my sex from the flowery bed, on
 96    7|        reminded by word or look of my sex, of the absurd rules which
 97    7|              november frowns.~ ~ As a sex, women are more chaste than
 98    7|             be termed respect for the sex? No, this loose behaviour
 99    7|              sensual fondness for the sex, or an affectation of manly
100    7|          fancy, the favourites of the sex, who outwardly respect and
101    7|         cautions respecting the other sex naturally engender, I should
102    7|             human nature of their own sex, in these particulars, will
103    7|        respect the mere difference of sex in their husbands? After
104    7|             the idea of home.~ ~ As a sex, women are habitually indolent;
105    8|              one thing needful to the sex. But vain is the scrupulosity
106    8|            believe that few of either sex were ever despised for certain
107    8|         venomous rancour of their own sex.'~ ~ But, in proportion
108    8|         affects a devoted part of the sex - devoted for the salvation
109    8|               the chaster part of the sex, is undermined by the conduct
110    8|        heartless intercourse with the sex, which they allow themselves,
111    8|        pursues the crime in the other sex. These are the physical
112    9|             for a short time over the sex, they neglect to stamp impressions
113    9|          difficulties peculiar to her sex to overcome, which require
114    9|             of the inferiority of the sex, Rousseau has exultingly
115    9|            the former delicacy of the sex be effaced from the language.~ ~
116    9|              impress this truth on my sex; yet I fear that they will
117    9|            the privileges of rank and sex for the privileges of humanity,
118    9|              claim, in the name of my sex, some interest in their
119   12|              be extended to the other sex, till the natural inference
120   12|              peculiar duties of their sex, till they become enlightened
121   12|            endeavoured to degrade the sex. And why was he thus anxious?
122   12|               the common level of her sex; and therefore he laboured
123   12|       sensibility was confined to one sex, nay, to one man, it requires
124   12|         raised by the weakness of her sex; and in proportion as men
125   12|             emancipation of the whole sex, for I know that the behaviour
126   12|             that of the rest of their sex, has often been over-bearing;
127   12| contemporaries, and some of the other sex. Nay, has not a little rationality
128   12|            that when I wish to see my sex become more like moral agents,
129   13|            the peculiar duty of their sex: for when weakness of body
130   13|               throws an odium on your sex! And these reflections should
131   13|                therefore, I advise my sex not to read such flimsy
132   13|              women never forget their sex in company, for they are
133   13|             of the inferiority of the sex, because it is the natural
134   13|          often sacrificed, render the sex apparently inferior, especially,
135   13|            the meanest opinion of the sex. - Virtue, true refiner