Chap.

 1    2|            lives in imagining how happy they should have been with
 2    3| excellence. In this respect, I am happy to find, that the author
 3    3|        Sophia, 'is her ignorance! Happy is he who is destined to
 4    4|         goaded on by necessity? - Happy is it when people have the
 5    4|     Personal attachment is a very happy foundation for friendship;
 6    4|      marry, it would, perhaps, be happy if some circumstances checked
 7    5|          advances, she mixes with happy art, jarring elements. I
 8    5|     unblamed, above humanity; and happy would it be for women, if
 9    5|       than forfeit his esteem.~ ~ Happy would it be for the world,
10    5|      could suggest to render life happy. Moderation in every pursuit
11    6|           most eminent degree the happy energy of associating thoughts
12    9|       tend to make her useful and happy. True happiness, I mean
13   12|         make? Society can only be happy and free in proportion as