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1 1| their freedom, and to be allowed to judge for themselves 2 1| respect public good, nor allowed any civil rights, they attempt 3 Int| when improveable reason is allowed to be the dignified distinction 4 1| clear my way, I must be allowed to ask some plain questions, 5 1| rational creatures produced, allowed to rise in excellence by 6 1| millions of men have supinely allowed the nerveless limbs of the 7 1| polite simper.~ ~ May I be allowed to extend the comparison 8 2| explicitly, women are not allowed to have sufficient strength 9 2| for weakness. For if it be allowed that women were destined 10 2| ribs, the deduction must be allowed to fall to the ground; or, 11 2| prove that it should not be allowed to dethrone superior powers, 12 2| daughter, wife, and mother, has allowed her constitution to retain 13 2| into indifference, and allowed the imagination leisure 14 2| the argument must not be allowed to hinge; but in the whole 15 2| instinct of brutes, nor are allowed to fix the eye of reason 16 2| constitution, slaves, and not allowed to breathe the sharp invigorating 17 3| belongs to women, if I may be allowed the expression, to form 18 3| whose imagination had been allowed to run wild, and refine 19 3| nor should girls ever be allowed to imbibe the pernicious 20 3| adored virtue - and yet he allowed himself to love with sensual 21 3| have accidentally been allowed to run wild - as some of 22 3| with surprise. I must be allowed to pursue the argument a 23 3| existence of an evil being were allowed, who, in the allegorical 24 3| of desire, is generally allowed to be so by men of all descriptions; 25 3| considered as viceregents allowed to reign over a small domain, 26 3| strengthened by exercise, has allowed her body to acquire its 27 4| heart, it is unanimously allowed that sex is out of the question; 28 4| drop the sneer, they are allowed to possess more goodness 29 4| forward, unless ignorance be allowed to be the mother of devotion; 30 4| immortality, if I may be allowed the phrase, is the perfectibility 31 4| the soul of woman is not allowed to have this distinction, 32 4| comparison; but must be allowed to quote a passage to enforce 33 4| are localized, if I may be allowed the word, by the rank they 34 4| contradicted in company, are not allowed to exert any manual strength; 35 4| infantine airs, if girls were allowed to take sufficient exercise, 36 4| old argument; if woman be allowed to have an immortal soul, 37 4| intellectual object,* I may be allowed to infer that reason is 38 4| more agreeable, may I be allowed to use a significant French 39 4| word, whilst male beauty is allowed to have some connection 40 5| this ignoble base, I may be allowed to doubt whether woman was 41 5| themselves excessively in what is allowed them. Addicted in every 42 5| Let us then, by being allowed to take the same exercise 43 5| produce those ends? Will it be allowed that the surest way to make 44 5| constant when reason is neither allowed to be the foundation of 45 5| but, had his fancy been allowed to cool, it is possible 46 5| nay, girls at school are allowed to read them; but I should 47 5| taste; though they must be allowed to contain many sensible 48 5| interspersed. If women be ever allowed to walk without leading-strings, 49 5| true to its text. Men are allowed by moralists to cultivate, 50 5| though it be universally allowed that it admits not of dispute. 51 5| fatuus.~ ~ Our trees are now allowed to spread with wild luxuriance, 52 6| life and heat?~ ~ I must be allowed to explain myself. The generality 53 6| will of man. If they be not allowed to have reason sufficient 54 6| jealousies would not be allowed to disturb the discharge 55 7| are women, if they were allowed to acquire more understanding.~ ~ 56 7| Devotion, or love, may be allowed to hallow the garments as 57 7| appropriated sense; yet, I must be allowed to add an hesitating if: - 58 7| her share. - And I must be allowed to call her a modest woman, 59 8| wished that idleness was not allowed to generate, on the rank 60 9| having any direct share allowed them in the deliberations 61 10| rendered more firm, by being allowed to govern her own conduct, 62 11| forms, around the world, is allowed to rise from the negligence 63 11| fulfilling their duty, have allowed a natural parental affection 64 11| general rule, it must be allowed that the affection which 65 11| judgment than is commonly allowed. Nay, as another proof of 66 12| own importance, from being allowed to tyrannize over servants, 67 12| children were nevertheless allowed to spend great part of their 68 12| coat and breeches, he was allowed to shift for himself, and 69 12| imagination should not be allowed to debauch the understanding 70 12| will the scanty pittance, allowed for each child, permit him 71 12| they endured at school. Not allowed, perhaps, to step out of 72 12| that the poor boys were not allowed to stir off the walk, and 73 12| affections common to both are allowed to gain their due strength 74 12| illustrate this remark, I must be allowed to observe, that men of 75 12| nourishment. Women have been allowed to remain in ignorance, 76 12| and the happiness of man, allowed to flow from the pure springs 77 12| silly hearts were set. Not allowed to dispose of money, or 78 12| expected when only one is allowed to see the reasonableness 79 12| fate of man, women must be allowed to found their virtue on 80 13| ignorance.~ ~ I must be allowed to expostulate seriously 81 13| noble privilege, it must be allowed. Some of the ancients mention 82 13| suppose that a miracle will be allowed to disturb his general laws, 83 13| political privileges, and not allowed, as married women, excepting 84 13| the understanding had been allowed to take a wider range.~ ~ 85 13| thing like application, he allowed to read novels: and used 86 13| themselves; for where women are allowed to be so far on a level 87 13| being who is never to be allowed to act freely from the light 88 13| celebrated writers have allowed that they were created to 89 13| that to break the spirit, allowed to become vicious at home, 90 13| it has injudiciously been allowed to run wild; for every violation 91 13| period during which women are allowed the sole management of children. 92 13| not sagacious, I must be allowed to add some explanatory 93 13| conversed on the subject, allowed to be well founded; and 94 13| and follies, when they are allowed to be free in a physical,