Chap.

 1    1|          fair idea, he willed, by allowing it to be so, that the passions
 2    2|       virtue. Yet it should seem, allowing them to have souls, that
 3    2|         the security of marriage, allowing the fever of love to subside,
 4    3|   produced by the same cause; but allowing women to be rational creatures,
 5    5| after-thought of creation.~ ~ Not allowing them understanding, however,
 6    5|     precept upon precept, without allowing a child to acquire judgment
 7    6|          never surprised me; and, allowing Pope's summary of their
 8    8|   character in the world is just, allowing for the before-mentioned
 9   12|       nature, and their duty; and allowing them to share the advantages
10   12|        them from all restraint by allowing them to participate in the
11   12|        were pretty women.~ ~ But, allowing what is very natural to
12   12|           anatomy of the mind, by allowing the sexes to associate together
13   13|           Master of the universe. Allowing this position, women have