Chap.

 1    1|         education to become the companion of man, she will stop the
 2    2|     object of desire, a sweeter companion to man, whenever he chooses
 3    2|       strength to subjugate his companion, and his invention to shew
 4    2|       suit the frailties of her companion, but to bear with them:
 5    2| convenient it may be found in a companion - that companion will ever
 6    2|     found in a companion - that companion will ever be considered
 7    3|     employed her as my constant companion. Selene, for that was her
 8    5|          woman would not be the companion of man; but his slave: it
 9    5|     more alluring and indulgent companion; - what is her understanding
10    5|      live with a pretty, useful companion, without a mind, has lost
11    5|       bounty; he did not want a companion, whom he should be compelled
12    9|      assist to emancipate their companion, to make her a help meet
13   12|         her a convenient humble companion, and pride made him determine