Chap.

 1    1|           Independence I have long considered as the grand blessing of
 2    1|         Involved Duties of Mankind Considered.~ ~ In the present state
 3    2|        Women are, therefore, to be considered either as moral beings,
 4    2|         satisfaction when they are considered in their true, sober light.~ ~
 5    2|     willing to pardon. Gentleness, considered in this point of view, bears
 6    2|        that companion will ever be considered as an inferior, and only
 7    3|            degree, and that women, considered not only as moral, but rational
 8    3|        rustic employments, which I considered with equal pleasure and
 9    3|            to stop? Are they to be considered as viceregents allowed to
10    4|   professions, and marriage is not considered as the grand feature in
11    4|          his business, pleasure is considered as mere relaxation; whilst
12    4|           circumstance, from being considered as the mistress of the family,
13    4|       superior class are not to be considered, they may be left to chance;
14    4|             writers have too often considered virtue in a very limited
15    4|         takes its flight.~ ~ Love, considered as an animal appetite, cannot
16    5|   description, were all, probably, considered, and therefore were founded
17    7|         Modesty. - Comprehensively Considered, and Not as a~ ~Sexual Virtue.~ ~
18    7|           the picture.~ ~ * I have considered, as man with man, with medical
19    9|        null.~ ~ Women then must be considered as only the wanton solace
20    9|        banish virtue from society, considered as the characteristic of
21    9|        most sacred trusts are then considered as sinecures, because they
22    9|             In short, if it be not considered as the history of man; and
23    9|         fill; these situations are considered in the light of a degradation;
24   10| understanding, if it were properly considered.~ ~  The formation of the
25   12|           the physical causes only considered; yet, this is not sufficient,
26   13|         who restrains will ever be considered as a tyrant.~ ~ But, fulfilling
27   13|            of mankind collectively considered. To adulterous lust the