Chap.

 1    1|          in obeying the call of appetite, the purpose for which it
 2    3|       for yielding to a natural appetite without violating a romantic
 3    3|   created merely to gratify the appetite of man, or to be the upper
 4    3|   distinguishing taste and puny appetite the height of all human
 5    3|        and boast of her want of appetite as a proof of delicacy that
 6    4|   arguments dictated by a gross appetite, which satiety had rendered
 7    4|        give some dignity to the appetite that draws him to them. -
 8    4|   powerful stimulus than either appetite or vanity; and this remark
 9    4|         considered as an animal appetite, cannot long feed on itself
10    5|        to nature, or his ruling appetite disturbed the operations
11    5|         personal intercourse of appetite, gallantry, or vanity, is
12    5|        reduce the passion to an appetite, if reflection, the noble
13    6|        lust, and that the sated appetite, losing all relish for pure
14    7|     other with respect - unless appetite or passion give the tone,
15    7| libertine who obeys the call of appetite or fancy, than the lewd
16    8|            The depravity of the appetite which brings the sexes together,
17    8| standard of taste, the gauge of appetite - yet how grossly is nature
18    8|         the gratification of an appetite, in this respect, as well
19    8|         the species, exalts the appetite, and mixes a little mind
20    8|         prevalent, depraves the appetite to such a degree, that a
21    8|         women, by satisfying an appetite, should frustrate the very
22   12|        devour it with a cattish appetite of selfishness. At boarding-schools
23   12|       churlish gratification of appetite.~ ~ In order then to inspire
24   12|         appearance to an animal appetite. But sense will always preponderate;
25   13|         or feverish caresses of appetite, but sin embracing death,