Chap.

 1    1|     society, and the common law of gravity prevailing, the
 2  Int|    to the male. This is the law of nature; and it does not
 3  Int| themselves, and by the same law which in nature invariably
 4    2|     ordains;~ ~ 'God is thy law, thou mine: to know no more~ ~ '
 5    3|    he labours to invert the law of nature, and broaches
 6    3| more under the restraint of law, and the curb, however weak,
 7    4|    and prove it not to be a law of nature. I have met with
 8    4|  divorcement, abrogated the law. And this law should remain
 9    4| abrogated the law. And this law should remain in force as
10    5|      but from an invariable law of nature, which, furnishing
11    5|   ought to observe it, as a law, never to say any thing
12    5| more than the letter of the law, who has very early imbibed
13    8| rather than the spirit of a law, divine or human. 'Women,'
14    8|     a natural and imperious law to preserve the species,
15    8|   breach of the whole moral law.~ ~
16   13|     will not conform to the law of reason, and earn a subsistence