Chap.

 1    1|       sexes will fall into their proper places. And, now that more
 2    2|         at maturity, it might be proper, in order to make a man
 3    2|   longing for a good one. That a proper education; or, to speak
 4    3|      proved; but first it may be proper to observe, that a vulgar
 5    3| generalize our ideas, is not the proper province of women; their
 6    3|          how to judge and make a proper estimate of those movements
 7    4|          been employed.~ ~ It is proper to observe, that animals
 8    4|       and Magdalenes are not the proper remedies for these abuses.
 9    4|    consider their persons as the proper return for his exertions
10    5|   Rousseau's observations, it is proper to remark, were made in
11    5|       seems, was only put in its proper order to be taken to pieces
12    5|       should she discern what is proper for them? How should she
13    5|    descanting on the sauces most proper for turtle; or, more profoundly
14    5|          a wife as Sophia, it is proper he should be directed by
15    5|          for behaviour, if it be proper always to adopt the tone
16    5|       the shooting tendrils to a proper pole; yet after laying precept
17    7|         it appears to me equally proper to discriminate that purity
18    7|         virtue or honour make it proper to check a passion, the
19    7|          retiring grace, are all proper in their season; but modesty,
20    8|         must, upon the whole, be proper, when the motive is pure.~ ~
21    9|        that he can only attain a proper use of his faculties by
22    9|    restrained from marrying by a proper spirit or delicacy, and
23   11|       words: The parent who pays proper attention to helpless infancy
24   12|        childhood, and become the proper friend and play-fellow of
25   12|      great revolutions occur, at proper intervals, to restore order,
26   12|        necessity of establishing proper day-schools.~ ~ But, these
27   12|         and transitory, unless a proper education store their mind
28   12|        place women in situations proper to enable them to acquire
29   12|      only to enable them to take proper care of their own health,
30   12|      human frame. It is likewise proper only in a domestic view,
31   13|   respect to them, it is equally proper to ask women a few questions.~ ~
32   13|       human frame? If not, it is proper that you should be told
33   13|          must be directed by the proper motive - must be reasonable.~ ~
34   13|          her girls should want a proper introduction into the great
35   13|       who, not led by degrees to proper studies, and not permitted