Chap.

 1  Int|        to point out in what true dignity and human happiness consists -
 2    1|         with mistaken notions of dignity? Why should he lead us from
 3    1|      elevated men to the supreme dignity. - Vile intrigues, unnatural
 4    2|         and, preferring the real dignity of man to childish state,
 5    2|           I have, with conscious dignity, or Satanic pride, turned
 6    2|        faculties and acquire the dignity of conscious virtue. They
 7    2|       support a single life with dignity, I grant; but that she should
 8    2|          opinion, or to feel the dignity of a rational will that
 9    2|        let them attain conscious dignity by feeling themselves only
10    3|          who wishes to give true dignity of character to her daughter,
11    3|         lose all simplicity, all dignity of mind, in acquiring power,
12    3|       restore to them their lost dignity - and make them, as a part
13    3|        us serve them! And if the dignity of the female soul be as
14    3|         in what human virtue and dignity consist.~ ~ Formed thus
15    3|          pleasing, and conscious dignity prevents her from priding
16    4|        robs the whole sex of its dignity, and classes the brown and
17    4|        who, rising with the calm dignity of reason above opinion,
18    4|         exerting themselves with dignity, and of rising by the exertions
19    4|        instructed to support the dignity of his rank, and to render
20    4|       were abashed, and lost all dignity before them.'~ ~ Woman also
21    4|       produce a sensation. - Can dignity of mind exist with such
22    4|   playful dalliance to give some dignity to the appetite that draws
23    4|   affectation, and take from the dignity of virtue. Virtue, as the
24    4|    angels, or men sunk below the dignity of rational creatures. Happiness
25    5|   however, to give a little mock dignity to lust, he insists that
26    5|    without knowing it, superiour dignity and new graces; so that
27    5|       consonant independence and dignity, he checks the natural flow
28    5|        strip it of its imaginary dignity, I must observe, that in
29    5| encounter the evils of life with dignity and to acquire wisdom and
30    5|      which, in proportion to its dignity, advances more slowly towards
31    5| enjoyments, even while conscious dignity makes us glory in possessing
32    6|       would acquire more serious dignity, and be purified in its
33    7|         consciousness of our own dignity. Modesty, in the latter
34    7|       which is the foundation of dignity of character, must be kept
35    7|         felt a glow of conscious dignity when, after contemplating
36    8|  instinct merely animal, give it dignity; and the man and woman often
37    9|   interesting, and the chastened dignity with which a mother returns
38    9|      dimples, might restore lost dignity to the character, or rather
39    9|     enable it to attain the true dignity of its nature. Virtue is
40   11|        his child, has given that dignity to the discharge of a duty,
41   12|       heartless state, with what dignity would the youths of both
42   13|   slighting as insipid the sober dignity and matron graces of history,*