Chap.

 1    1|        who formed your admirable constitution, will coincide with me.~ ~
 2    1|         If so, on what does your constitution rest? If the abstract rights
 3    1|       else this flaw in your NEW CONSTITUTION will ever shew that man
 4    1|         will not then weaken his constitution and debase his sentiments,
 5    1|         my principles, when your constitution is revised the Rights of
 6  Int|        has only tended, with the constitution of civil society, to render
 7    1|         the wisest manner, whose constitution is founded on the nature
 8    1|   foolish or vicious by the very constitution of their profession.~ ~
 9    2|          granted, that, from the constitution of their bodies, men seem
10    2|      words, that she has a sound constitution; and why, to damp innocent
11    2|          mother, has allowed her constitution to retain its natural strength,
12    2|         an unnatural coldness of constitution to excite her husband's
13    2|        succeeds love. - And this constitution seems perfectly to harmonize
14    2|          women be, by their very constitution, slaves, and not allowed
15    3|             natural soundness of constitution, - not that robust tone
16    3|     disturbed, till it shook the constitution, by the passions that meditation
17    3|        least, not to destroy the constitution by mistaken notions of beauty
18    3|      endeavour to strengthen her constitution and abstain from enervating
19    3|     slave, from a being whom the constitution of civil society has rendered
20    3|        her body and nurse a weak constitution.~ ~ With respect to religion,
21    3|        line of mediocrity, whose constitution, strengthened by exercise,
22    4| narrowness of mind; and the very constitution of civil governments has
23    4|        most vigorous and hottest constitution always prevails, and produces
24    4|        contrary, are of a hotter constitution, not only on account of
25    4|         a blessing, supports the constitution and preserves health; still
26    5|       respect perfectly to their constitution: so far from being ashamed
27    5|    astray; for, born with a warm constitution and lively fancy, nature
28    5|         a choleric or a sanguine constitution, be gay or grave, unreproved;
29    5|     female softness, delicacy of constitution; for these are the changes
30    5|          moment, though from the constitution of his nature he would not
31    7|    Father, hast Thou by the very constitution of her nature forbid Thy
32    7|         an unnatural coldness of constitution. Women as well as men ought
33    8|        eating, that destroys the constitution; and, a degree of gluttony
34    8|           and destroying his own constitution, though he avoids the shame
35   11|         light, and never, by the constitution of our nature, requires
36   12|   libertinism which destroys the constitution before it is formed; hardening
37   12|       this plan of education the constitution of boys would not be ruined
38   12|         the foundation of a good constitution, supposing that it do not
39   12|           and the want of a just constitution, and equal laws, have so
40   13|     mother, a woman with a sound constitution, may still keep her person