Chap.

 1  Int|         the heart. - I shall be employed about things, not words! -
 2    2|         loiter life away merely employed to adorn her person, that
 3    2|        that should be otherwise employed. The mind that has never
 4    3|      husbandry and gardening, I employed her as my constant companion.
 5    3|   greater part of whose time is employed to guard against or endure
 6    4|          their thoughts are not employed in rearing such noble structures.
 7    4|      most improper person to be employed in education, public or
 8    4|          but how they have been employed.~ ~ It is proper to observe,
 9    4|      poor virtuous they must be employed, and women in the middle
10    5|        years of youth should be employed to form the body, though
11    5|        practical reason, may be employed in judging of the flavour
12    5|       and strengthened by being employed, the regulation of the behaviour
13    5|    reason, her misty reason! is employed rather to burnish than to
14    5|  attainments, all our arts, are employed to gain and keep the heart
15    5| sentiments. - 'All our arts are employed to gain and keep the heart
16    6|     intellectual powers are not employed to cool our sensations,
17    6|      and thus weakened by being employed in unfolding instead of
18    6|      that ought to be otherwise employed. This is a state in which
19    6|      string, having been solely employed either to prepare themselves
20    8|       fair train, that they are employed to keep free from spot,
21    8|   actions, when the man is only employed to direct his steps aright,
22    9| despised, and that while he was employed in any of the departments
23   12|      they ought to be seriously employed, and treated like men when
24   12|       work of the understanding employed in observing natural effects;
25   12|      has assigned them.~ ~ Only employed about the little incidents