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1 1| mock patriotism. For whilst rank and titles are held of the 2 1| man of abilities, without rank or property, pushes himself 3 1| which great subordination of rank constitutes its power, is 4 1| the community. A man of rank or fortune, sure of rising 5 2| Yet they do not lose their rank in the distinction of sexes, 6 2| is only keeping them in rank and file, it is true. Strengthen 7 2| would then only have the rank that reason assigned her, 8 3| vice, evidently lose the rank which reason would assign 9 4| raise men from the middle rank of life into notice; and 10 4| is notorious, the middle rank contains most virtue and 11 4| general character of people of rank and fortune, that, in my 12 4| allowed the word, by the rank they are placed in, by courtesy? 13 4| support the dignity of his rank, and to render himself worthy 14 4| These arts, supported by rank and pre-eminence, are, upon 15 4| consequently held the highest rank among kings; and then, says 16 4| could suit only him and his rank, and which would have been 17 4| accomplishments, supported by his rank, and, no doubt too, by a 18 4| loveliness!~ ~ In the middle rank of life, to continue the 19 4| when a woman in the lower rank of life makes her husband' 20 4| and women in the middle rank of life, did they not ape 21 4| with respect to the middle rank, the one in which talents 22 5| here recommended, would be rank affectation. Decorum, indeed, 23 7| without any distinction of rank; and if custom should make 24 8| allowed to generate, on the rank soil of wealth, those swarms 25 9| serpents lurk under the rank herbage; and there is voluptuousness 26 9| preposterous distinctions of rank, which render civilization 27 9| so many, of a mother. The rank in life which dispenses 28 9| so enticing to the next rank, that the numerous scramblers 29 9| resign the privileges of rank and sex for the privileges 30 11| indolent parent of high rank may, it is true, extort 31 12| in the same style, as the rank just above them, infects 32 13| females who, proud of their rank and fortune, look down on 33 13| attendance bespoke that rank in which females are supposed