Chap.

 1    1|       excellence by the exercise of powers implanted for that purpose;
 2    2|        allowed to dethrone superior powers, or to usurp the sceptre
 3    2|            observing the improbable powers of the mind, we disdain
 4    3|        those who have the strongest powers, and who exercise them most,
 5    3|            to the exertion of those powers which nature hath given
 6    4|         subordination in the mental powers is never to be passed over.*
 7    4|         naturally relaxes the other powers of the mind, and prevents
 8    4|      muscles are relaxed, and their powers of digestion destroyed.
 9    4| understanding, and enervate all his powers by reversing the order of
10    4|            united with great mental powers, as with strong feelings.
11    4|           and tell us not only what powers are within, but how they
12    4|     authority, never exerts its own powers, and the obedient wife is
13    5|           developement of corporeal powers; in the other, that of personal
14    5|           the bud, on the expanding powers, and turns to poison the
15    5|        permanent happiness. But the powers of the soul that are of
16    5|             anxiously wasting their powers to feed passions which have
17    6|  particularly when the intellectual powers are not employed to cool
18    6|          they, with their superiour powers and advantages, turn from
19    9|           require almost superhuman powers.~ ~ A truly benevolent legislator
20   12|         call forth all the youthful powers, to prepare the man to discharge
21   13|     disorders that have baffled the powers of medicine, work in conformity
22   13|        blasphemy to pretend to such powers!~ ~ From the whole tenour
23   13|            exertion of its thinking powers; besides, even the productions