Chap.

 1    2|      because they seem to have a passion for a scarlet coat? Has
 2    2|          the useful struggles of passion, the triumphs of good dispositions,
 3    2|      fortune, rising superior to passion and discontent.~ ~ Women
 4    2|            Yet ne'er so sure our passion to create,~ ~ 'As when she
 5    2|         restrain this tumultuous passion, and to prove that it should
 6    2|     inquiry.~ ~ Love, the common passion, in which chance and sensation
 7    2|         or sink below love. This passion, naturally increased by
 8    2|          to love each other with passion. I mean to say that they
 9    2|         itself, and reason teach passion to submit to necessity;
10    2|        to allude to the romantic passion, which is the concomitant
11    2|         its wing? But that grand passion not proportioned to the
12    2|        of the immortality of the passion.~ ~ Of the same complexion
13    2|     taking place of every nobler passion, their sole ambition is
14    3|      common sense, and savour of passion. The divine right of husbands,
15    3|    reason of man - the homage of passion. Man, accustomed to bow
16    3|       instead of challenging his passion, The violence of his desires
17    3|        she subdues every wayward passion to fulfil the double duty
18    3|         pleasure of an awakening passion, which might again have
19    4|     libertine, who, in a gust of passion, takes advantage of unsuspecting
20    4|         with some other fleeting passion, to which reason has never
21    4|        those attentions with the passion necessary to excite lively
22    4|          and, moulding them with passion, give to the inert body
23    4|          face, and for traces of passion, instead of the dimples
24    4|          virtue, though the only passion fostered in her heart -
25    4|      circumstances checked their passion; if the recollection of
26    4|     complain of the delusions of passion, do not recollect that they
27    4|          her taste to render her passion alluring, has something
28    5|    degrees, take off the edge of passion. But when love hath lasted
29    5|    succeeds to the transports of passion. Children often form a more
30    5|  lover-like phrases of pumped up passion, which are every where interspersed.
31    5| creatures, and not led to have a passion for their own insipid persons.
32    5|      reason is the bubble of his passion, and he does not utter a
33    5|          unevenness, caprice, or passion, giving soft answers to
34    5|    character, neither reason nor passion in this domestic drudge,
35    5|           because 'he admits the passion of love.' It would require
36    5|      species; but he talked with passion, and that powerful spell
37    5|          feeling any emotions of passion, because that a well educated
38    5|          immortal, if that noble passion did not really raise the
39    5|     imagination, soon reduce the passion to an appetite, if reflection,
40    5|     order which the struggles of passion produce?~ ~ The habit of
41    5|        attained by fostering any passion, might be shewn to be equally
42    5|       magnified by the governing passion implanted in us by the Author
43    5|      against which the storms of passion vainly beat.~ ~ I hope I
44    6|        to adjust their dress, 'a passion for a scarlet coat,' is
45    6|       great degree, an arbitrary passion, and will reign, like some
46    6|          fire, and thus mount to passion. No, I repeat it, the love
47    6|        after marriage calmly let passion subside into friendship -
48    6|          to love, I speak of the passion, their husbands to the end
49    6|      love. Such men will inspire passion. Half the sex, in its present
50    7|        had it been sacrificed to passion, to make us respect the
51    7|     respect - unless appetite or passion give the tone, peculiar
52    7|        make it proper to check a passion, the burden is thrown on
53    7|     betrayed thee! In a dream of passion thou consented to wander
54    7|        the ardour of unsatisfied passion; but to prolong that ardour
55   11|         to resist the squalls of passion, or the silent sapping of
56   12|       the poet to personify each passion, and the painter to sketch
57   13|          notions respecting that passion, which lead them shamefully
58   13| cherishing any strong legitimate passion, the language of passion
59   13|         passion, the language of passion in affected tones slips
60   13|         in the dark the flame of passion.~ ~ SECT. III.~ ~ Ignorance
61   13|           and love, as an heroic passion, like genius, appears but
62   13|          the pledges of a warmer passion the necessary parental attention;