Chap.

 1    1|    of the enlarged minds who formed your admirable constitution,
 2    1|          That the society is formed in the wisest manner, whose
 3    1|     by the creature, whom he formed, knowing what he formed,
 4    1|      formed, knowing what he formed, is as unphilosophical as
 5    1|      man is, in some degree, formed by his profession. A man
 6    2|      tells us that women are formed for softness and sweet attractive
 7    2|   the times are changed, and formed on more reasonable principles,
 8    2|     to the test of judgment, formed by comparing speculation
 9    3|      that woman is expressly formed to please the man: if the
10    3|      itself.~ ~ 'If woman be formed to please and be subjected
11    3|      and dignity consist.~ ~ Formed thus by the discharge of
12    3|      character has ever been formed by the employments the individual,
13    4|      till their character is formed, in the same condition as
14    4|      system of despotism had formed their character, were not
15    4|      their character is thus formed in the mould of folly during
16    4|   susceptible, and the taste formed; for I am apt to conclude,
17    5|   hence infers, that she was formed to please and to be subject
18    5| Supposing woman to have been formed only to please, and be subject
19    5|      a step-mother, when she formed this after-thought of creation.~ ~
20    5|     they perceive themselves formed for obedience.'~ ~ This
21    5|      or sweetness of temper: formed to obey a being so imperfect
22    5|    gain the superiority.'~ ~ Formed to live with such an imperfect
23    5|      by a being who was only formed, by nature and art, to please
24    5|     well knew that the mind, formed by its pursuits, is expanded
25    5|    to the idea which we have formed of angels than any other.
26    5|  there ever a person, though formed with Medicean Symmetry,
27    8|     all is mute, that we are formed of the same earth, and breathe
28   11| things, and to that God, who formed them so, to promote our
29   12|    constitution before it is formed; hardening the heart as
30   12|       I grant, may have been formed by emulation and discipline;
31   12|      fondest friendships are formed, the genial juices mounting
32   13|     of both. Oppression thus formed many of the features of