Chap.

 1    1|      latter, yet, when various causes have produced factitious
 2  Int|        a variety of concurring causes, originating from one hasty
 3    2|   consequence.~ ~ Many are the causes that, in the present corrupt
 4    2|   without tracing them back to causes; and complicated rules to
 5    4|          Is Reduced by Various Causes.~ ~ That woman is naturally
 6    4|       to point out some of the causes that degrade the sex, and
 7    4|      Essays.~ ~ In tracing the causes that, in my opinion, have
 8    5|      or calmly investigate the causes of things under the shade
 9    8|        to assert, that all the causes of female weakness, as well
10   11|        for girls, from various causes, are more kept down by their
11   12|    powerful physical and moral causes would concur. - Not relaxed
12   12|  barbarous ligatures, and many causes, which forcibly act on it,
13   12| promoting beauty, the physical causes only considered; yet, this