Chap.

 1    1|           an instinct of nature to enable them to obtain indirectly
 2    2|             Or, in other words, to enable the individual to attain
 3    2|            well stored mind, would enable a woman to support a single
 4    2|        with artificial graces that enable them to exercise a short-lived
 5    3|       thing which her sex will not enable her to do herself, and which
 6    3|            character sufficient to enable them to endure adversity
 7    4|     sufficient strength of mind to enable a being to resign these
 8    4|          force of passions, and to enable the imagination to enlarge
 9    4|            we should be created to enable man to acquire the noble
10    4|            absolutely necessary to enable a woman to perform any duty
11    4|        their strength, in order to enable the notable woman to keep
12    4|     acquire sufficient strength to enable it to regulate their conduct,
13    5|     require as much strength as to enable them to move and act gracefully,
14    5|           such qualifications will enable them to decorate themselves.'~ ~
15    5|        would acquire sufficient to enable them to earn their own subsistence,
16    5|         end, but which would never enable them to discover that end
17    5|            of each individual, and enable it to attain all the experience
18    6|            the vigour necessary to enable them to throw off their
19    9|           the character, or rather enable it to attain the true dignity
20    9|          very necessaries of life, enable an endless tribe of idle
21    9|       interest, and only sought to enable a man to keep good company.
22   12|         performance of which is to enable them to live in idleness.
23   12|            in situations proper to enable them to acquire sufficient
24   12|          and medicine, not only to enable them to take proper care
25   13| intemperate and vicious, merely to enable them to pursue the same