Chap.

 1    1| principle, that if she be not prepared by education to become the
 2    2|    seems to prove that man is prepared by various circumstances
 3    3|    His imagination constantly prepared inflammable fewel for his
 4    4|      men, in their youth, are prepared for professions, and marriage
 5    4|    which has been elaborately prepared for them by the profound
 6    4|   virtue and vice: - and thus prepared by their education for infamy,
 7    5|       nature instead of being prepared for another stage of existence
 8    5|        and his understanding, prepared for this world, would not,
 9   11|       their parents, they are prepared for the slavery of marriage.
10   12|     where young children were prepared for a larger one. The master
11   12|      brought up with men, are prepared to be their companions rather
12   12|      basis, a man can only be prepared to discharge the duties