Chap.

 1  Adv|       as is known, it was never written. - ~
 2  Int|       turned over various books written on the subject of education,
 3  Int|         gathered from the books written on this subject by men who,
 4  Int|    which have been particularly written for their improvement must
 5  Int|       the books of instruction, written by men of genius, have had
 6    2|        all the writers who have written on the subject of female
 7    4|     recollect that this was not written originally as descriptive
 8    5|        but these discourses are written in such an affected style,
 9    5|        all the writers who have written on the subject of female
10    5|      for they have, in general, written in the same strain; but
11    5|     stool.~ ~ Madame Genlis has written several entertaining books
12    5|      Mrs. Chapone's Letters are written with such good sense, and
13    5| different works which have been written on education, Lord Chesterfield'
14    6|  Besides, the books professedly written for their instruction, which
15   12|         very sensible pamphlet, written by the late bishop of Autun