Chap.

 1  Int|            if the little indirect advice, that is scattered through
 2    2|        you must look up to me for advice - then you ought to think,
 3    2|       complexion is Dr. Gregory's advice respecting delicacy of sentiment,
 4    2|        consistent with his former advice, he calls indelicate, and
 5    2|       experience will banish what advice can never make us cease
 6    2|        propriety of Dr. Gregory's advice, and shew how absurd and
 7    2|          into contempt. Still, if advice could really make a being
 8    4|          only for protection, but advice, is it surprising that,
 9    5|            he gives the following advice:~ ~ 'Girls ought to be active
10    5|         assert, after giving this advice, that in the grand end of
11    5|        suited to the tenor of his advice, and the melancholy tenderness
12    5|           But in this respect his advice is even inconsistent with
13    7|      Rousseau's and Dr. Gregory's advice respecting modesty, strangely
14    7|          ablutions, to dignify my advice that it may not offend the
15    8|         since occurred to me that advice respecting behaviour, and
16   11|        sacred friendship, and his advice, even when his child is
17   12|       exclamations then which any advice respecting female learning,
18   12|          because they adopted the advice of some medical men, and
19   12|           acquiescence? by asking advice instead of exerting the
20   13| deliberating together, and asking advice of each other, till by a