Chap.

 1    2|    speculation and experience, deserve such a distinction? Soldiers,
 2    4|       does not frequently even deserve the name of error; for many
 3    5|     own account, if virtue, to deserve the name, must be founded
 4    5|        strictly speaking, they deserve; but as they have contributed
 5    5| acquire good sense - and if it deserve the name, it will teach
 6    5|      understandings, at least, deserve the contempt and obloquy
 7    6|       so valiant: and can they deserve blame for acting according
 8    7|        that affection does not deserve the epithet of chaste, which
 9    7|   effect of chastity, they may deserve to have this virtue ascribed
10    8|        strictly speaking, they deserve; for unremitting industry
11    8|       reputation. If we really deserve our own good opinion we
12   12|        of the sexes will never deserve the name of fellowship,
13   12|     and low desires, as not to deserve to be ranked with them;