Chap.

 1  Int|    viewing the living world with anxious solicitude, the most melancholy
 2  Int|        creatures, have been more anxious to make them alluring mistresses
 3  Int|         few exceptions, are only anxious to inspire love, when they
 4  Int|        things, not words! - and, anxious to render my sex more respectable
 5    2|     determine, without being too anxious about present happiness,
 6    3|          redoubled fondness, and anxious to provide for them, affection
 7    4|          instance, they are ever anxious about secondary things;
 8    4|        nature. Ever restless and anxious, their over exercised sensibility
 9    5|     broad basis; or, were I only anxious to cultivate her taste;
10    5|   careless of pleasing, and only anxious to amuse themselves, are
11    5|        plan, were turned into an anxious desire to improve the understanding. - '
12    5| existence, it may receive to the anxious questions it asked, when
13    5|         course - if you are only anxious to make him virtuous, you
14    7|       engender, I should be very anxious to prevent their acquiring
15    7|     often disgusted me. The seem anxious never to let their husbands
16    7|      seen: yet, if men were only anxious to cultivate each virtue,
17    8|          for whose follies he is anxious to find every extenuation
18   11|          duty, which they are so anxious to enforce, an empty name;
19   12|        wife likewise was equally anxious to keep the children in
20   12|   enlightened that parents, only anxious to render their children
21   12|         sex. And why was he thus anxious? Truly to justify to himself
22   13|        discharge of it, are very anxious to peep into futurity, to
23   13|         the oracle, when she was anxious to pry into futurity, or
24   13|        wit, appear to be equally anxious to draw the attention of