Chap.

 1  Int|        the works which have been particularly written for their improvement
 2  Int|          afterwards I shall more particularly point out their peculiar
 3    1|        seems to point him out as particularly impelled to pair, the first
 4    2|         the passages that I more particularly disapprove of, in the works
 5    2|           that officers are also particularly attentive to their persons,
 6    3|     moment to its own direction, particularly a girl, and thus rendered
 7    4|        unsophisticated sense, is particularly required: strength both
 8    4|          sexual attention of man particularly acts on female sensibility,
 9    4|        children, it is true, are particularly pleasing and attractive;
10    4|           in treating of morals, particularly when women are alluded to,
11    5|        In France boys and girls, particularly the latter, are only educated
12    5|    against sense and taste.~ ~ I particularly object to the lover-like
13    5| expression of kindness delights, particularly if she have beauty!" I should
14    5|       His easy familiar style is particularly suited to the tenor of his
15    5|     Portugal, the country that I particularly allude to, it takes place
16    5|           for the cause which we particularly wished to discover flies
17    6|        to the first impressions, particularly when the intellectual powers
18    7|         girls are first spoiled; particularly in the latter. A number
19    7|  freshness in the countenances I particularly loved; I was glad to see
20    8|      intrigues of married women, particularly in high life, and in countries
21    8|       biographical writings, but particularly to Boswell's Life of Johnson.~ ~
22    8|  naturally produced. Some women, particularly French women, have also
23    8|         weak enervated women who particularly catch the attention of libertines,
24    9|     duties.~ ~ Those writers are particularly useful, in my opinion, who
25   11|     females on the continent are particularly subject to the views of
26   12|       justice. I am now alluding particularly to the relicks of popery
27   12|      moral character.~ ~ * I now particularly allude to the numerous academies
28   12|         subordinate authority is particularly injurious to the morals
29   12|    Humanity to animals should be particularly inculcated as a part of
30   12|        dwelt most on such as are particularly relative to the female world,
31   13|         out such as appear to be particularly injurious to their moral
32   13|          novels makes women, and particularly ladies of fashion, very
33   13|      female servant that was not particularly fond of dress. Their clothes