Chap.

 1  Int|           by men who, considering females rather as women than human
 2  Int|        character, and which raise females in the scale of animal being,
 3    2|         appearance of weakness to females, we may instance the example
 4    2|           unless they are mortal, females should always be degraded
 5    2|           obvious truths, because females have been insulated, as
 6    3|        attend to the education of females, should be, if not to strengthen
 7    4|           it is established, more females are born than males. This
 8    4|   generality of children are born females.~ ~ 'In the greater part
 9    4|  compassion for those unfortunate females who are broken off from
10    5|          spoke in his favour: the females are also generally artful
11    5|         peculiar amusement of the females; from whence we see their
12    5|        usually taught these young females: in which we do not appear
13    5|       above the conception of the females: it is for this very reason,
14    6|           violence to reason. But females, who are made women of when
15    6|           advantage; and of these females can form an opinion, for
16    7|            excepting one class of females, women have evidently the
17    7|    account also, I object to many females being shut up together in
18    9|    excited by the helplessness of females, unless they were fair;
19   11|       respect from his child, and females on the continent are particularly
20   11|        same kind of obedience.~ ~ Females, it is true, in all countries,
21   11|          of reflection respecting females, concluding that when their
22   12|           on the bad habits which females acquire when they are shut
23   13|        technical phrase; and many females who, proud of their rank
24   13|        bespoke that rank in which females are supposed to receive
25   13| universally to pervade matter.~ ~ Females, in fact, denied all political
26   13|          dress, so extravagant in females, arises from the same cause -