Chap.

 1    1|      motive leads me earnestly to wish to see woman placed in a
 2    1|          illicit privileges.~ ~ I wish, Sir, to set some investigations
 3  Int|         eye must, I should think, wish with me, that they may every
 4  Int|        peculiar designation.~ ~ I wish also to steer clear of an
 5  Int|          stand alone. I earnestly wish to point out in what true
 6  Int|      human happiness consists - I wish to persuade women to endeavour
 7  Int|           of the weaker vessel, I wish to shew that elegance is
 8    2|      nature and equality, if they wish to secure the placid satisfaction
 9    2|           not be concluded that I wish to invert the order of things;
10    2|          and fine feelings; but I wish to speak the simple language
11    2|    abhorrence, yet, nevertheless, wish to be convinced by the homage
12    2|           or neglected, her first wish should be to make herself
13    2|        can never make us cease to wish for, when the imagination
14    3|         than it may be supposed I wish to go; but I follow truth,
15    3|       understanding, for I do not wish to leave the line of mediocrity,
16    3|       here are five talents.~ ~ I wish to sum up what I have said
17    4|          a pace or two.~ ~ A wild wish has just flown from my heart
18    4|     horse-laugh. - I do earnestly wish to see the distinction of
19    4|      including every description, wish to be loved and respected
20    4|          point I aim at. I do not wish them to have power over
21    4|           prior duties. She would wish not to love him merely because
22    4|       well with her; for he might wish to encroach on her prerogative,
23    4|          the affections.* We then wish to converse, not to fondle;
24    4|        out, and every thought and wish, that do not nurture pure
25    4|          wavering feelings that I wish to guard the female heart
26    4|         in the world is the first wish of the majority of mankind.
27    4|          of mankind. To this weak wish the natural affections,
28    4|    exceptions to general rules? I wish to see women neither heroines
29    5|      education, which I earnestly wish to see exploded, seems to
30    5|          any feeling, must always wish to convince a beloved object
31    5|      these polite men, who do not wish to be encumbered with mind,
32    5|           precise idea of what we wish to attain by education,
33    5|         and sorrow; and those who wish to spare their children
34    5|    contradictory things. - If you wish to make your son rich, pursue
35    6|          become, what I sincerely wish them to be, even love would
36    7|      Maker, must give rise to the wish of being pure as he is pure!~ ~
37    9|        musket, though I sincerely wish to see the bayonet converted
38    9|       them. In how many ways do I wish, from the purest benevolence,
39   12|         form citizens; but if you wish to make good citizens, you
40   12|      affection only leads them to wish that their children should
41   12|          hints; but I principally wish to enforce the necessity
42   12|          more virtuous, they will wish to converse at their fire-side
43   12|            The conclusion which I wish to draw, is obvious; make
44   12|          at large: so that when I wish to see my sex become more
45   13|          animadverting on them, I wish especially to prove, that
46   13| conclusion could I insert it, and wish to withdraw myself from
47   13|         consuming fire. We should wish, though vainly, to fly from