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 1    1|         can only be produced by considering the moral and civil interest
 2  Int|       Ed. INTRODUCTION~ ~ After considering the historic page, and viewing
 3  Int|        this subject by men who, considering females rather as women
 4    2|     with the severest satirist, considering the sex as the weakest as
 5    3|         beyond forty-five. And, considering the thoughtless manner in
 6    3|       may press forward without considering whether he steps out of
 7    4|    these fanciful theories, and considering woman as a whole, let it
 8    4| education in a false light; not considering it as the first step to
 9    5|       transmitted to posterity. Considering the length of time that
10    5|  greatest portion of happiness, considering the whole of life, but knowledge
11    6|  nothing could be more natural, considering the education they receive,
12    9|         easy transition of only considering him as responsible, she
13   13|        I conceal my sentiments? Considering the attributes of God, I