Chap.

 1    1|         thought fit to call into existence a creature above the brutes,*
 2    1|    reckoned, if the whole of our existence were bounded by our continuance
 3    2|       present minute division of existence. If all the faculties of
 4    2|         to the present moment of existence, let us see how such weak
 5    3|      farther.~ ~ Perhaps, if the existence of an evil being were allowed,
 6    3|        my gauntlet, and deny the existence of sexual virtues, not excepting
 7    4|         should doubt whether his existence would be continued after
 8    4|  pleasure as the main purpose of existence. In fact, from the education,
 9    4|      reason in his first mode of existence.~ ~ When I treat of the
10    4|   consequence, a future state of existence is scarcely taken into the
11    4|      this vigorous cast can give existence to insubstantial forms,
12    5|       being the grand end of her existence.* Still, however, to give
13    5|         that in the grand end of existence the object of both sexes
14    5|    prepared for another stage of existence by nourishing the passions
15    5| consistent with the grand end of existence - the attainment of virtue.~ ~
16    5|         which the first stage of existence has afforded of advancing
17    5|        which, in another step of existence, it may receive to the anxious
18    5|        Deity by calling him into existence has (or, on what can his
19    9|           they must have a civil existence in the state, married or
20   10|        very beings whose present existence they imbitter by the most
21   11|      right and wrong to have any existence, but in the Divine will.~ ~
22   12|       God - the sublime ocean of existence! What would life be without
23   12|         hitherto had a political existence, yet, have they not illicitly
24   13|          sixty years of feverish existence, it would be plunged into
25   13|          criminal cases, a civil existence, have their attention naturally