Chap.

 1  Int|          virtues, or, more properly speaking, the attainment of those
 2    2|         which women, who, generally speaking, receive only a disorderly
 3    2|             that Eve was, literally speaking, one of Adam's ribs, the
 4    3|        genteel women are, literally speaking, slaves to their bodies,
 5    3|         lovely,' exclaims Rousseau, speaking of Sophia, 'is her ignorance!
 6    4|      improvement; or, more properly speaking, of discerning truth. Every
 7    4|             understanding, strictly speaking, has been denied to woman;
 8    4|        taken out of their families, speaking of the majority. 'He that
 9    4|           often insisted upon, for, speaking of men, women, or professions,
10    5|            they are accused also of speaking much more: but so it ought
11    5| disagreeable to those whom they are speaking to: what will render the
12    5|             to the former, of never speaking falsely or telling an untruth.'
13    5|          should run a risk of never speaking to them on this subject
14    5|       notice of them than, strictly speaking, they deserve; but as they
15    5|         theatre of politics; yet in speaking of them, how much has he
16    5|          love, that are not mutual, speaking of them as lasting prerogatives,
17    5|            heart - surely it is not speaking harshly to call it the wisdom
18    7|     supinely sleep life away!~ ~ In speaking of the association of our
19    7|            assurance, more properly speaking, impudence, treat each other
20    8|           to establish a sentiment. Speaking of the general laws of morality,
21    8|           reputation than, strictly speaking, they deserve; for unremitting
22    8|           number who are, literally speaking, standing dishes to which
23    9|          world is almost, literally speaking, a den of sharpers or oppressors.~ ~
24    9|        station is independent; and, speaking of women at large, their
25   11|           for parents is, generally speaking, a much more debasing principle;
26   13|         spoiled child.~ ~ In short, speaking of the majority of mothers,