Chap.

 1  Int|      elegancy of mind, exquisite sensibility, and sweet docility of manners,
 2    1|     monarchy, that men of lively sensibility have almost uttered blasphemy
 3    1|       understanding, till men of sensibility doubt whether the expansion
 4    2|         effusions of overweening sensibility, I shall only observe, that
 5    2|   husband know the extent of her sensibility or affection. Voluptuous
 6    3|        and false descriptions of sensibility, have been early entangled
 7    3|        proud of her delicacy and sensibility. She thought a distinguishing
 8    3|        arose from, her exquisite sensibility: for it is difficult to
 9    4|        she should be so, and her sensibility will naturally lead her
10    4|        senses, delicately termed sensibility and are blown about by every
11    4|    anxious, their over exercised sensibility not only renders them uncomfortable
12    4|      acquire. This overstretched sensibility naturally relaxes the other
13    4|           because it is by their sensibility that they obtain present
14    4|      blending happily reason and sensibility into one character.~ ~ And
15    4|        character.~ ~ And what is sensibility? 'Quickness of sensation;
16    4|         exercise of instinct and sensibility may be the step, which they
17    4|          must again repeat, that sensibility is not reason.~ ~ * The
18    4|        says some author, 'is her sensibility;' and men, not aware of
19    4|          constantly employ their sensibility will have most: for example;
20    4|        composers.* Yet, when the sensibility is thus increased at the
21    4|      particularly acts on female sensibility, and this sympathy has been
22    4|         is oftener fostered than sensibility by the mode of education,
23    4|  inconstancy, which overstrained sensibility naturally produces.~ ~ *
24    4|        to his relations; and her sensibility not rising to humanity,
25    4|          would not have had that sensibility, of which self is the centre,
26    4|          of momentary flashes of sensibility, but of affections. And,
27    4|          fine ladies, brimful of sensibility, and teeming with capricious
28    4|       the natural selfishness of sensibility expanded by reflection,
29    4|      been able to make, women of sensibility are the most unfit for this
30    4|          extremes that people of sensibility alternately fall into; always
31    5|    offspring of reason; but when sensibility is nurtured at the expence
32    5|       that forcibly held it; and sensibility, the play-thing of outward
33    5|          to the heart. People of sensibility have seldom good tempers.
34    5|          in reasoning arose from sensibility, and sensibility to their
35    5|      arose from sensibility, and sensibility to their charms women are
36    5|    opinions. I war only with the sensibility that led him to degrade
37    5|          why let us then indulge sensibility, and laugh at the severity
38    5|     feelings, and that parade of sensibility which boys and girls should
39    5|      forbidding; and that men of sensibility desire in every woman soft
40    5|     powerful spell worked on the sensibility of a young encomiast. 'What
41    5|       the first fair purposes of sensibility - till virtue, arising rather
42    6|        know how to work on their sensibility, whilst the modest merit
43    6|     quickly learn to despise the sensibility that had been excited and
44    7|     Modesty! Sacred offspring of sensibility and reason! - true delicacy
45    7|          which only exercise the sensibility; and the heart made to beat
46    7|       her education the slave of sensibility, is required, on the most
47    7|        occasions, to resist that sensibility. 'Can any thing,' says Knox, '
48    7|        leave it in doubt whether sensibility or weakness led her to her
49    7|         for neither weakness nor sensibility will gratify him - he looks
50    7|        of? Truly the creature of sensibility was surprised by her sensibility
51    7| sensibility was surprised by her sensibility into folly - into vice;*
52    7|        when they merely vanquish sensibility. The real conquest is that
53    7|     affection, and not merely to sensibility, though she had her share. -
54    7|       the understanding damp the sensibility.~ ~ It may be thought that
55    7|         spurts of activity which sensibility produces; but as these flights
56    7|       cannot long exist with the sensibility that is not tempered by
57    8|      maintain; whilst the man of sensibility, who thus, perhaps, complains,
58    9|    nothing so painfully sharpens sensibility as such a fall in life.~ ~
59    9|         some worthy woman, whose sensibility has been rendered painfully
60    9|       surcharged with the dew of sensibility, that consumes the beauty
61   12|     nurses them with a parade of sensibility, when sick, will suffer
62   12|          wise men, who possessed sensibility, is notorious; I shall only
63   12|         hold her affection whose sensibility was confined to one sex,
64   12|        it requires sense to turn sensibility into the broad channel of
65   13|         supposed to possess more sensibility, and even humanity, than
66   13|      known many weak women whose sensibility was entirely engrossed by
67   13|             I know that a little sensibility, and great weakness, will