Chap.

 1  Adv|     the consideration of their peculiar duties. These will furnish
 2  Int|   particularly point out their peculiar designation.~ ~ I wish also
 3    2|    would then lose many of her peculiar graces, and the opinion
 4    4|            When I treat of the peculiar duties of women, as I should
 5    4|       as I should treat of the peculiar duties of a citizen or father,
 6    5|         Whether I consider the peculiar destination of the sex,
 7    5|        concur to point out the peculiar method of education best
 8    5|      up? Each sex has also its peculiar taste to distinguish in
 9    5|     and dolls: the doll is the peculiar amusement of the females;
10    5|   argues, 'should preserve its peculiar tone and manner; a meek
11    5|        superiority of address, peculiar to the female sex, is a
12    5|       the behaviour, any thing peculiar to attract universal attention.
13    7|      or passion give the tone, peculiar to it, to their behaviour.
14    9|   because she has difficulties peculiar to her sex to overcome,
15   11|      instinct of self-defence, peculiar to ignorant weakness; resembling
16   12|     will women ever fulfil the peculiar duties of their sex, till
17   12|         they do not fulfil the peculiar duties which as women they
18   12|   rendered unfit to fulfil the peculiar duties which nature has
19   12|  leading women to fulfil their peculiar duties, is to free them
20   13|       follies, in some degree, peculiar to women: sins against reason
21   13| prevents their discharging the peculiar duty of their sex: for when
22   13|        been insisted on as the peculiar destination of woman, the