Chap.

 1  Int|        sweet docility of manners, supposed to be the sexual characteristics
 2    2|     consequences than is commonly supposed; for the little knowledge
 3    2|      thought on the subject, ever supposed that Eve was, literally
 4    3|         me further than it may be supposed I wish to go; but I follow
 5    3|            extend further than is supposed - dependence of body naturally
 6    3| attributes, and those mortals are supposed to limit his power irreverently,
 7    4|         order of beings should be supposed to possess more intellect
 8    4|          fear of departing from a supposed sexual character, has made
 9    4|           shew of reason, because supposed to be deduced from nature,
10    5|    weakening the mind, Nature was supposed to have acted like a step-mother,
11    5|    becomes vague when any part is supposed to rest on falsehood. These
12    5|       have beauty!" I should have supposed for the same reason.~ ~
13    5|         human heart, if he really supposed that such conduct would
14    5|         intellectual acquirements supposed to be incompatible with
15    6|        degree of native vigour be supposed, that falls to the lot of
16    7|        the generosity of bravery, supposed to be a manly virtue.~ ~
17    8|          likewise acquire, from a supposed necessity, an equally artificial
18   11|          sublime poetry, has been supposed to surround the throne of
19   11|          availing themselves of a supposed privilege, damp the first
20   11|       affections, which have been supposed almost distinct from reason,
21   12|        knowledge of human nature, supposed to be attained there, merely
22   12|         elevation of the host was supposed to atone for the sins of
23   12|   mischief than would at first be supposed. For it is seldom done entirely
24   12|   character, than is, in general, supposed, can only be acquired at
25   13|         rank in which females are supposed to receive a superiour education,
26   13|        service of the God who was supposed to inspire them. The glare
27   13|         Yet, as I have throughout supposed myself talking to ignorant
28   13|       particles of fire which are supposed universally to pervade matter.~ ~
29   13|            SECT. IV.~ ~ Women are supposed to possess more sensibility,