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1 2| they be beautiful, every thing else is needless, for, at 2 2| of order.~ ~ To do every thing in an orderly manner, is 3 2| general, only a secondary thing, they do not pursue any 4 3| sciences, in short, every thing which tends to generalize 5 3| to incline us to do every thing which her sex will not enable 6 3| dissolved in luxury every thing like virtue had not been 7 3| being be ennobled by any thing that is not obtained by 8 4| endeavouring to account for any thing, may (in a very incomplete 9 4| understanding; and every thing conspires to render the 10 4| body, unable to enjoy any thing without the organs of sense. 11 4| more complete, though every thing proves it to be but a fraction 12 5| them. Addicted in every thing to extremes, they are even 13 5| to obey. Woman has every thing against her, as well our 14 5| a law, never to say any thing disagreeable to those whom 15 5| and it is a melancholy thing for a father of a family, 16 5| them; or the behaviour, any thing peculiar to attract universal 17 5| their treasure, or do any thing to strip them of their native 18 5| would justify the men in any thing wrong on their part. But 19 5| and neither advises one thing nor the other.~ ~ In the 20 5| has rendered thee the weak thing thou art! It is this separate 21 5| Decorum, indeed, is the one thing needful! - decorum is to 22 5| sense not to pretend to any thing which she does not understand 23 5| Wisdom is the principal thing: therefore get wisdom; and 24 5| fear in life; but if any thing be dearer than its own respect, 25 5| farthing. Virtue, like every thing valuable, must be loved 26 5| about any other foolish thing. - And this very want of 27 5| character.~ ~ For every thing, saith the wise man, there 28 5| argue from analogy, every thing around us is in a progressive 29 5| perspective, and see every thing in its true colours, how 30 5| what comes to the same thing, when they were pursuing 31 6| smothered nature.~ ~ Every thing that they see or hear serves 32 6| association of ideas, which every thing conspires to twist into 33 6| to admire or esteem any thing for a continuance, we must, 34 6| remark, that we never do any thing well, unless we love it 35 6| us independent of every thing - excepting the unclouded 36 7| that sensibility. 'Can any thing,' says Knox, 'be more absurd 37 7| habitually indolent; and every thing tends to make them so. I 38 7| men and women, is the last thing that should be thought of 39 8| chastity, became the one thing needful to the sex. But 40 8| the substance. A simple thing is thus made strangely complicated; 41 8| when born. Nature in every thing demands respect, and those 42 9| instantly shrivelled up when any thing beside a return in kind 43 9| and, thus viewing every thing through one medium, and 44 9| for wealth sacrifice every thing to tread on their heels. 45 10| very limited degree. Every thing new appears to them wrong; 46 10| humanity. Justice, truth, every thing is sacrificed by these Rebekah' 47 12| constant repetition of the same thing must be a very irksome restraint 48 12| country, extends to every thing. - This is only a covert 49 12| after variety, finding every thing that is simple insipid.~ ~ 50 12| women to gain some foolish thing on which their silly hearts 51 12| dispose of money, or call any thing their own, they learn to 52 12| whose zeal renders every thing easy, be not preferable 53 12| own without knowing any thing of the human frame. It is 54 13| of their duty as the one thing necessary to know, or, to 55 13| questions.~ ~ Do you know any thing of the construction of the 56 13| inspires. Unable to grasp any thing great, is it surprising 57 13| consequently was averse to every thing like application, he allowed 58 13| ignorance has seldom any thing noble in it, and may mostly