Chap.

 1    1|     expedient. Thus expediency is continually contrasted with simple principles,
 2    2|           conversation, and, from continually mixing with society, they
 3    3|       phrenzy' wandering, was not continually reminded of its material
 4    4|          spirit is represented as continually hovering with abortive eagerness
 5    4|  necessary or ornamental, and are continually talking about them; and
 6    4|          by calling the attention continually to the body, cramps the
 7    7|          from whom they would not continually turn with disgust? Modesty
 8    9|         by fate, for they will be continually undermining it through ignorance
 9    9| usefulness, to have a prim urchin continually twitching back the elbow
10    9|          or single; else we shall continually see some worthy woman, whose
11   12|       foster domestic affections, continually disturb the course of study,
12   12|           of either, for they are continually reminded by irksome restrictions
13   12|        and feel in the gross, and continually pine after variety, finding
14   12|           and do not men of sense continually lament that an immoderate