Chap.

 1    1|       morality becomes an empty name. The personal reserve, and
 2  Int|          I cannot recollect his name, asks what business women
 3    1|      qualities have assumed the name of virtues, that it is necessary
 4    1|      prejudices that assume its name.~ ~ That the society is
 5    2|        what really deserves the name of virtue. Yet it should
 6    2|    ignorance under the specious name of innocence? Men complain,
 7    2|         varnished over with the name of gentleness, to that fortitude
 8    2|       For Pope has said, in the name of the whole male sex,~ ~ '
 9    2|       gestures immodest. In the name of truth and common sense,
10    3|        Selene, for that was her name, soon acquired a dexterity
11    3|       affect weakness under the name of delicacy, and to convince
12    4|        that really deserves the name of knowledge. Merely to
13    4|        a serious danger. In the name of reason, and even common
14    4|     frequently even deserve the name of error; for many innocent
15    4|        has been used as another name for beauty, is to exalt
16    5|    behaviour, often obtains the name. I say behaviour, for genuine
17    5|       if virtue, to deserve the name, must be founded on knowledge;
18    5|           and if it deserve the name, it will teach them; or,
19    6|   virtue, thou art not an empty name! All that life can give -
20    7|       state unhappy. Why in the name of decency are sisters,
21    7|      modesty. So that were I to name the graces that ought to
22    8|        wishes to perpetuate his name, receives from his wife
23    9| children, scarcely deserves the name of a wife, and has no right
24    9|  fellow-creature, claim, in the name of my sex, some interest
25   10|   indeed, scarcely deserves the name, when it does not lead her
26   11|       principle; for what other name can be given to the blind
27   11|    anxious to enforce, an empty name; because they will not let
28   12|    sexes will never deserve the name of fellowship, nor will
29   12|   receive scarcely deserves the name. For the little knowledge
30   13|           The mentioning of the name of Christ, after such vile
31   13|        these delusions bear his name, and profess to be the disciples
32   13| detached: but what deserves the name of intellect, the power