Chap.

 1    1|   weighty affairs, neglecting private duties only to disturb,
 2    1|  society, what is to preserve private virtue, the only security
 3    2|       I do not believe that a private education can work the wonders
 4    3|   from such polluted sources, private misery and public servitude.~ ~ '"
 5    4|       in education, public or private. Minds of this rare species
 6    7|      to expect much public or private virtue, till both men and
 7    8|      may have more friends in private life. But the hills and
 8    8|    spirit must be nurtured by private virtue, or it will resemble
 9    9|      to be virtuous; and thus private virtue becoming the cement
10    9|       common centre. But, the private or public virtue of woman
11    9| pupils, to say nothing of the private comfort of the individual.
12    9|      in order to render their private virtue a public benefit,
13   10|       subject when I treat of private education, I now only mean
14   12|   resulting from attention to private education will ever be very
15   12|  rather warmly in favour of a private education; but further experience
16   12|     of combining a public and private education. Thus to make
17   12|     must ever grow out of the private character, or they are merely
18   12|     as respectable. But, if a private education produce self-importance,
19   12|  consequences ensue to render private vices a public pest. Besides,
20   12|       they ought, not only in private families, but in public
21   12|       in society, corrode all private, and blast all public virtue.~ ~
22   12|     to love home; yet to make private support, instead of smothering,
23   12|      and oppression which the private intrigues of female favourites
24   12|      might become the rule of private conduct.~ ~ Besides, by
25   12| advantages which a public and private education combined, as I
26   13|      minute parts, though the private duty of any member of society
27   13|       little employments, and private plans, rarely rise to heroism,
28   13|      endeavoured to shew that private duties are never properly
29   13|       is only an aggregate of private. But, the distinctions established