Chap.

 1  Int|       the world?~ ~ Indeed the word masculine is only a bugbear:
 2    2|     mean, for the sense of the word is not precisely defined,
 3    3|   capable of attaining. In one word, from hence we acquire the
 4    3|        of the other; and, in a word, that bashfulness and modesty
 5    3|  understand the meaning of the word, must be the same; yet the
 6    4|        in its stead.~ ~ * This word is not strictly just, but
 7    4|        if I may be allowed the word, by the rank they are placed
 8    4|  Fragile in every sense of the word, they are obliged to look
 9    4|       use a significant French word, piquant society; and the
10    4|      vulgar acceptation of the word, whilst male beauty is allowed
11    4|   weakness of women caused the word seduction to be used as
12    4|    virtue. Virtue, as the very word imports, should have an
13    4|  respect to virtue, to use the word in a comprehensive sense,
14    5|     heard rational men use the word indecent, when they mentioned
15    5|   desire of conquest? the very word, used in this sense. gives
16    5|   chains.~ ~ * I mean to use a word that comprehends more than
17    5|        to propriety; - another word for convenience.~ ~ She
18    5|       respect her.~ ~ The very word respect brings Mrs. Macaulay
19    5|      in the full extent of the word. Possessing more penetration
20    5|  enlarged social feeling, in a word, - humanity, was eradicated.~ ~
21    7|        I was never reminded by word or look of my sex, of the
22    9|         though I am afraid the word midwife, in our dictionaries,
23    9|      reasonable mothers - in a word, better citizens. We should
24   11| parents, in every sense of the word, than boys. The duty expected
25   12|   masculine acceptation of the word; and, so far from loving
26   12| flirtation, a very significant word to describe such a manoeuvre,
27   13|        emphatical sense of the word, it would be absurd to reason
28   13|      injured, regimen, another word for temperance, air, exercise,
29   13|     made sound by a touch or a word.~ ~ I am not conversant
30   13|   vulgar in every sense of the word, and spoiled tempers, entered
31   13|        physical meaning of the word; and, as they had few topics
32   13|       a profanation to use the word art, when alluding to the
33   13|     present acceptation of the word, to every man, but their