Chap.

 1    2|        man; if, when a husband be obtained, she have arrived at her
 2    3|           that a vulgar error has obtained a degree of credit, which
 3    3|          by any thing that is not obtained by its own exertions?~ ~
 4    4|       attention to the whole sex, obtained in his reign that prince-like
 5    4|        power they obtain, must be obtained by their charms and weakness:~ ~ '
 6    5|           affection, can alone be obtained by virtue supported by reason.
 7    5| disappointment, if the end be not obtained? There is no reproof however
 8    5|           knowledge of the world, obtained in a natural way, by mixing
 9    5|          their own hearts, slowly obtained by experience, rendered
10    5|           of life, or earlier, if obtained by experience, is very useful,
11    6|      pleasure and power are to be obtained. Besides, the books professedly
12   13|       overgrown children; or have obtained, by mixing in the world,