Chap.

 1  Int|       been very partial. I have turned over various books written
 2  Int|        asks what business women turned of forty have to do in the
 3    1|     evils which his ardent soul turned from indignantly, were the
 4    2|     have natural sagacity it is turned too soon on life and manners.
 5    2|      dignity, or Satanic pride, turned to hell for sublimer objects.
 6    2|      but familiarity might have turned admiration into disgust;
 7    2|        which its ardent gaze is turned, to adore attributes that,
 8    5|        on a confined plan, were turned into an anxious desire to
 9    6|       pretty repartees, or well turned compliments? In order to
10    8|          by the attention being turned to the shew instead of the
11    9|     domestic affections, I have turned to some other scene to relieve
12   12|    tender blossoms of hope, are turned sour, and vented in vain
13   12| sometimes permitted sheep to be turned in to crop the untrodden
14   12|     finest eye or the elegantly turned finish of the fairest features:
15   13|          having their attention turned to little employments, and