Chap.

 1  Int|         sex, from the prevalent fondness for pleasure which takes
 2    1|       men, the former acquire a fondness for humour and mischievous
 3    2|     advises them to cultivate a fondness for dress, because a fondness
 4    2|   fondness for dress, because a fondness for dress, he asserts, is
 5    2|     faculties will produce this fondness - I deny it. - It is not
 6    2|       deserves to be respected. Fondness is a poor substitute for
 7    2|         the sensual emotions of fondness.~ ~ This is, must be, the
 8    2|   complain that love, infantine fondness, ever grew insipid and palled
 9    3|        counteracted by mistaken fondness or blind zeal. The child
10    3|     independent of education, a fondness for dolls, dressing, and
11    3| Pursuing these reflections, the fondness for dress, conspicuous in
12    3|    himself to love with sensual fondness. His imagination constantly
13    3|         children with redoubled fondness, and anxious to provide
14    4|  attention arise from vanity or fondness, it is equally pernicious.~ ~
15    4|     instead of transferring her fondness to her children, she only
16    4|     effervescence of voluptuous fondness they refuse to let their
17    5|       other sex with such eager fondness, that he soon became lascivious.
18    5|       love; to lose a husband's fondness than forfeit his esteem.~ ~
19    5|         he could not change his fondness for her person into affection
20    7|     till men, curbing a sensual fondness for the sex, or an affectation
21    9|        gratified by the fawning fondness of spaniel-like affection,
22   12|       hear of nothing but their fondness of pleasure and sway, their
23   12|       lament that an immoderate fondness for dress and dissipation
24   12|       gratified by this kind of fondness, which is confined in a
25   13|         be adopted to correct a fondness for novels is to ridicule
26   13|         the vanity which such a fondness may naturally be expected
27   13|    girls against the contagious fondness for dress so common to weak
28   13|    argue from analogy, that the fondness for dress, so extravagant
29   13|   envious eye.~ ~ An immoderate fondness for dress, for pleasure,
30   13|     woman's duty to cultivate a fondness for dress, in order to please,
31   13|  unnatural negligence nor blind fondness, how few are managed properly