Chap.

 1    1|       which French women almost despise, are the graceful pillars
 2    3|        natural freedom, let him despise woman, if she do not share
 3    4|   present moment; and, at last, despise the freedom which they have
 4    4| inclined to tyrannize over, and despise, the very weakness they
 5    4|       relish, but frequently to despise. The sentiments and taste
 6    5|       girls should be taught to despise as the sure mark of a little
 7    5|   throughout the volume, that I despise. Women are always to seem
 8    6|  manners rather than morals, to despise what they have been all
 9    6|    graces, and quickly learn to despise the sensibility that had
10    7|  outwardly respect and inwardly despise the weak creatures whom
11   11|   principle is to teach them to despise their parents. Children
12   12|        pedantically appeared to despise the ignorance which they
13   13|    superiour talents learned to despise them.~ ~ The best method,