Chap.

 1  Int|           which has hitherto taken place in the world has been very
 2  Int|           for pleasure which takes place of ambition and those nobler
 3    1|         God did not design to take place, I build my belief on the
 4    1|       semblance of goodness taking place of the reality; he saw talents
 5    2|           indignation always takes place of admiration, and the rigid
 6    2|          where sensation will give place to reason.~ ~ * Similar
 7    2|        life, when reflection takes place of sensation. But Rousseau,
 8    2|  evanescent of all passions, gives place to jealousy or vanity.~ ~
 9    2|          chance and sensation take place of choice and reason, is,
10    2| distinguished women I do not ask a place.~ ~ It is difficult for
11    2|            in their bosoms, taking place of every nobler passion,
12    3|            a husband to supply the place of reason? A rational man,
13    3|        subjected to man, it is her place, doubtless, to render herself
14    3|    friendship and forbearance take place of a more ardent affection. -
15    3|        passions, till vanity takes place of every social affection,
16    4|         state, when vivacity gives place to reason, and to that majestic
17    4|            if any difference takes place, the males born are more
18    5|       looks and attitudes to time, place, and occasion. Their application,
19    5|     pleasing habitude supplies its place, and the attachment of a
20    5|   particularly allude to, it takes place of the most serious moral
21    5|        tone occurs; for in another place, after recommending, without
22    5|            the marriage could take place, she is deprived of her
23    5|     sublime. Admiration then gives place to friendship, properly
24    7|            naturally begin to take place of the senses, as instruments
25    7|      expect that modesty will take place of bashfulness. They may
26    7|    operations, have made love give place to friendship, as immodest.
27    8|           husband, nobody chose to place her in the class where she
28    9|        cumberous pomp supplied the place of domestic affections,
29    9|          art of keeping himself in place. It is not necessary then
30    9|       wished, with Dr. Johnson, to place some of them in a little
31    9|       dictionaries, will soon give place to accoucheur, and one proof
32   10|        where no fear should find a place, running from the light
33   10|            mutual confidence takes place of overstrained admiration -
34   11|           prescription always take place of reason, and to place
35   11|            place of reason, and to place every duty on an arbitrary
36   12|          sliming it over, the snug place, which they consider in
37   12|            s rouge will supply the place of that celestial suffusion
38   12|        early attachment might take place; which, whilst it had the
39   12|           is taken from one public place to another, richly caparisoned.
40   12|     spoiled brutes that filled the place which her children ought
41   12|           yet men are unwilling to place women in situations proper