Chap.

 1  Int|    readers. Animated by this important object, I shall disdain
 2    2|   proceed, not to begin, the important task of learning to think
 3    2|    orderly manner, is a most important precept, which women, who,
 4    2|  should be made for the more important years of life, when reflection
 5    2|  that only appears grand and important, as it is connected with
 6    3| respected, though filling an important station, who are not respectable;
 7    4|   sweat or of blood? By what important accomplishments is the young
 8    4|   society, and discharge the important duties of life by the light
 9    4|   make the discharge of such important duties the main business
10    4|  temper, the first, and most important branch of education, requires
11    5| opinions. The first and most important qualification in a woman
12    5|   the tree of knowledge, the important years of youth, the usefulness
13    5|    less amiable as women: an important distinction, which many
14    5|     have to observe on these important subjects; but confine my
15    8|     is thought of her, is as important to her as what she really
16    9|  they turn to something more important than merely fitting drapery
17   12|   led to acquire, during the important years of youth, is merely
18   13|      from entering into more important concerns by political and
19   13| vitiated minds; nor will the important task of education ever be