Chap.

 1    1|     duties only to disturb, by cunning tricks, the orderly plans
 2    1|    glass; for this exertion of cunning is only an instinct of nature
 3  Int|  tyrannize, and gives birth to cunning, the natural opponent of
 4    2|        weakness, justly termed cunning, softness of temper, outward
 5    2|        to exercise her natural cunning, and made a coquetish slave
 6    2|           It follows then that cunning should not be opposed to
 7    2|         nor would he recommend cunning and dissimulation to beings
 8    4|        sublimated into wit and cunning, for the purposes of life,
 9    4|       the wife has recourse to cunning to undermine the habitual
10    5| principles lead to a system of cunning and lasciviousness.~ ~ Supposing
11    5|    partial moralist recommends cunning systematically and Plausibly.~ ~ '
12    5|      mind can never dwell with cunning, or address; for I shall
13    9|    their husbands they will be cunning, mean, and selfish, and
14    9|        voluptuous tyrants, and cunning envious dependents, corrupt,
15   12|         if it do not teach him cunning, at least prevent him from
16   12|      be attained there, merely cunning selfishness.~ ~ At school
17   12| strength, produce that pitiful cunning which disgracefully characterizes
18   12|      for the mean doublings of cunning will ever render them contemptible,
19   12|      of the crimes which their cunning has produced, when the weak
20   12|       they necessarily grow up cunning. My very soul has often
21   12|      till it becomes peevishly cunning, or ferociously overbearing.~ ~ *
22   12|       serpentine wrigglings of cunning they mount the tree of knowledge,
23   13|   carriages to the door of the cunning man.* And if any of them
24   13|      under the dominion of the cunning, spread a sacred mysterious
25   13|     Ignorance and the mistaken cunning that nature sharpens in
26   13|    please, and a propensity to cunning for her own preservation.~ ~
27   13|       follies proceed; and the cunning, which I allow makes at
28   13|        truth, characterized as cunning? And may I not lay some