Chap.

 1  Int|       than affectionate wives and rational mothers; and the understanding
 2  Int|          me, if I treat them like rational creatures, instead of flattering
 3  Int|           duties, which educate a rational and immortal being for a
 4  Int|          is over,* I presume that rational men will excuse me for endeavouring
 5    1|           whole, there were to be rational creatures produced, allowed
 6    2|        fit to participate~ ~ 'All rational delight-~ ~ In treating,
 7    2|     faculties? or, is it not more rational to expect that she will
 8    2|          qualities that ennoble a rational being, and a rough inelegant
 9    2|        sunk below the standard of rational creatures. Let their faculties
10    2|          to feel the dignity of a rational will that only bows to God,
11    2|     really capable of acting like rational creatures, let them not
12    3| considered not only as moral, but rational creatures, ought to endeavour
13    3|  observation, who have acted like rational creatures, or shewn any
14    3|         on the moral conduct of a rational being? He bends to power;
15    3|     supply the place of reason? A rational man, for we are not treading
16    3|          but allowing women to be rational creatures, they should be
17    3|          their own, for how can a rational being be ennobled by any
18    4|       ever stand between them and rational converse. With a lover,
19    4|  exertions which really improve a rational creature; but the whole
20    4|        souls? It would be just as rational to declare that the courtiers
21    4|       ought to attain to render a rational creature useful to others,
22    4|       imbecility which degrades a rational creature in a way women
23    4|         sunk below the dignity of rational creatures. Happiness is
24    5|        usefulness of age, and the rational hopes of futurity, are all
25    5|    sentimental, that I have heard rational men use the word indecent,
26    5|          to respect themselves as rational creatures, and not led to
27    5|       they were only agreeable or rational companions. - But in this
28    5|        from self-knowledge, and a rational opinion respecting the attributes
29    7|    disgusting? And is it not very rational to conclude, that the women
30    9|          duty is to themselves as rational creatures, and the next,
31    9|       chains, and be content with rational fellowship instead of slavish
32   11|           him. But to subjugate a rational being to the mere will of
33   11|     become tyrants; for it is not rational freedom, but a lawless kind
34   12| understanding endeavour to give a rational turn to the conversation,
35   12|      describe such a manoeuvre, a rational conversation which made
36   12|          health, but to make them rational nurses of their infants,
37   12|            is obvious; make women rational creatures, and free citizens,
38   13|         foot that can crush them. Rational religion, on the contrary,
39   13|          of education that a more rational father may adopt; for unless
40   13|        the being cannot be termed rational or virtuous, who obeys any
41   13|         large scale, to acquire a rational affection for their country,