Chap.

 1  Int|   influence of their senses, pay them, do not seek to obtain
 2  Int|      sex in a firmer tone, I pay particular attention to
 3    4|  which men think it manly to pay to the sex, when, in fact,
 4    4|    up. A husband cannot long pay those attentions with the
 5    4|    longer inspire love, they pay for the vigour and vivacity
 6    4|      correct themselves, and pay dearly for their experience,
 7    5|  that I only mention them to pay the worthy writer this tribute
 8    9|     and folly are obliged to pay to virtue and the real nature
 9    9|  hard working mechanics, who pay for the support of royalty
10   10| attention which women cannot pay who only love their children
11   11|     without being willing to pay the price fixed by nature?