Chap.

 1    2|       intellect to substitute the calm tenderness of friendship,
 2    4|          one who, rising with the calm dignity of reason above
 3    4|          impassioned thinking, or calm investigation, to acquire
 4    4|          pointed out by nature to calm the passions.~ ~ Satiety
 5    4|           it ripens, only affords calm satisfaction; nay, appearing
 6    5| enjoyments; he has never felt the calm satisfaction, that refreshes
 7    5|          earth, and have felt the calm sensations of the man of
 8    5|     lasting prerogatives, for the calm satisfaction of friendship,
 9    5|    alluring charm long before its calm evening, when man should
10    5|           my heart is still. I am calm as the prospect in a morning
11    7|          Modesty, is the graceful calm virtue of maturity; bashfulness,
12    9|         pleasure, or the indolent calm that stupifies the good