Chap.

 1    2|          blind lead the blind, one need not come from heaven to
 2    4|          there would be still less need of great abilities, or heroic
 3    5|      firmly established, which you need only to pursue and regulate.
 4    5|           philosopher. There is no need to be acquainted with Tully'
 5    5|           some degree, there is no need of determining to hide her
 6    7|         them modesty.* There is no need of falsehoods, disgusting
 7    8|       undoubtedly: for standing in need of dependents, he is obliged
 8    8|            truth of this remark, I need only advert to the intrigues
 9    9|           illustrate my opinion, I need only observe, that when
10    9|         handle for despotism, they need not complain, for they are
11    9|            of the human heart, who need to be told, that nothing
12   12|     society of women; and surely I need not cite to the most superficial
13   12| forbearance, which we all stand in need of ourselves? - The conclusion
14   13|       their household and children need not shut them out from literature,
15   13|          disgust. To prove this, I need only observe, that men who