Chap.

 1  Adv| investigation, especially the laws relative to women, and the consideration
 2    2|          in degree, or virtue is a relative idea; consequently, their
 3    3|            their studies should be relative to points of practice; it
 4    3|            by the discharge of the relative duties of her station, she
 5    3|        sincerity, virtue becomes a relative idea, having no other foundation
 6    5|         the women should be always relative to the men. To please, to
 7    5|            chapter.~ ~ The remarks relative to behaviour, though many
 8    5|         opinion with Mrs. Macaulay relative to many branches of education,
 9    5|           turn their thoughts from relative duties to religious reveries.~ ~
10    8|     excesses.~ ~ There is one rule relative to behaviour that, I think,
11    9|       acquired by the discharge of relative duties; but the importance
12    9|            to the discharge of the relative duties of life, but to the
13   10|        manner, and sacrifice every relative duty to promote their advancement
14   12|          years of youth, is merely relative to accomplishments; and
15   12|           such as are particularly relative to the female world, because