Chap.

 1  Int|   would not lead my readers to suppose that I mean violently to
 2    3| prevent its extinction. I also suppose the husband to be virtuous;
 3    5|     brought home to reason.~ ~ Suppose, for instance, that a young
 4    5|         resemble children, and suppose, that if they could walk
 5    7|      reserve. It is obvious, I suppose, that the reserve I mean,
 6    8|        to view ourselves as we suppose that we are viewed by others,
 7    8|        to view ourselves as we suppose that Being views us who
 8   12|  virtuous affections; and both suppose that enlargement of mind
 9   13|    imputation? Can a Christian suppose that the favourites of the
10   13|       devotion. - For I do not suppose that all of you laid aside
11   13|       the wisdom of God, as to suppose that a miracle will be allowed
12   13|     design of reforming.~ ~ To suppose only that an all-wise and
13   13|   children, permitting them to suppose that they ought to wait
14   13|        so, it is reasonable to suppose that they will change their