Chap.

 1    2|     remembered, that for a small number of distinguished women I
 2    2|          and virtue, to the same number of men taken from the common
 3    4|     obtain the esteem of a small number of superiour people.~ ~
 4    4|         the world, the idea of a number of swaggering apes of men,
 5    5|      simple restraint produces a number of peccant humours in domestic
 6    7|    particularly in the latter. A number of girls sleep in the same
 7    8|          prejudices. The greater number of people take their opinions
 8    8|         light.~ ~ I have known a number of women who, if they did
 9    8| situation of a very considerable number who are, literally speaking,
10    9|    reasonableness of the greater number of wars that have dubbed
11   11|   marriage. I may be told that a number of women are not slaves
12   12|         only be done by mixing a number of children together, and
13   12|       the health and morals of a number have been sacrificed. The
14   12|          not take a much greater number than he could manage himself;
15   12|          from each other, when a number of them pig together in
16   12|       all classes.* A sufficient number of masters should also be
17   12|          to school to mix with a number of equals, for only by the
18   12|          consequence, for what a number of human sacrifices are
19   13|             In this metropolis a number of lurking leeches infamously
20   13|          her daughters (three in number) should never see a novel.
21   13|          there is a much greater number of their fellow-creatures
22   13|          must be taken to keep a number of children in order, scatter
23   13|      firmly believe, the greater number of female follies proceed;