Chap.

 1  Int|     bubbled by this specious homage, that the civilized women
 2    2|   qualities. Still the regal homage which they receive is so
 3    2|  wish to be convinced by the homage of gallantry that they are
 4    2|     an individual demands my homage; and even then the submission
 5    3|   warped reason of man - the homage of passion. Man, accustomed
 6    3|  sense, has been the sensual homage paid to beauty: - to beauty
 7    4|       they constantly demand homage as women, though experience
 8    5|       that procure them this homage.~ ~ Idle empty words! What
 9    5|  flattered by this unmeaning homage to beauty. These are the
10    5| friendship, or the momentary homage which the heart pays to
11    8|      sighs, and all the idle homage of what is called innocent
12   12|     of sincerity be a chaste homage paid to domestic affections,
13   13|    concerns of life, they do homage to power, and cringe under