Chap.

 1    2|     smile, as I often do when I hear a rant about innate elegance. -
 2    4| superiour people.~ ~ When do we hear of women who, starting out
 3    4|         resolves are built. But hear what an acute observer says
 4    4|        persuaded that we should hear of none of these infantine
 5    5|    persons. It moves my gall to hear a preacher descanting on
 6    5| needle-work; and still more, to hear him address the British
 7    5| mournful truth, 'that they will hear, at least once in their
 8    5|     solitary flight.~ ~ When we hear of some daring crime - it
 9    6|    Every thing that they see or hear serves to fix impressions,
10   12|        many years, and still we hear of nothing but their fondness
11   12|      and boys still together? I hear some readers ask: yes. And
12   13|        by God, do you expect to hear truth? Can events be foretold,