Chap.

 1    2|    softened toils which did not require great exercise of mind or
 2    3|       succeed in sciences which require accuracy: and as to physical
 3    3|       Still I know that it will require a considerable length of
 4    3|      have planted; it will also require some time to convince women
 5    3|       of reason.~ ~ It does not require a lively pencil, or the
 6    5|       reversed. Women certainly require as much strength as to enable
 7    5|      tongue in this manner must require great address indeed; and
 8    5|      passion of love.' It would require some ingenuity to shew why
 9    7|         custom should make them require some little assistance,
10    7|        assistance, let them not require it till that part of the
11    8|       they reside in the heart, require such a puerile attention
12    9|  ennobling duties which equally require exertion and self-denial.
13    9|      her sex to overcome, which require almost superhuman powers.~ ~
14   11| helpless infancy has a right to require the same attention when
15   13|         of their mother, not to require that personal attendance,
16   13|        an insult to humanity to require, when in health; and instead