Chap.

 1  Int|            in my way, and I cannot pass it over without subjecting
 2    2|           reflections, I shall not pass it silently over.~ ~ Standing
 3    2|           or left; and he who will pass life away in bounding from
 4    4|          women of this description pass their days; or, at least,
 5    5|            determine.~ ~ 'They who pass their whole lives in working
 6    5|      fellow-creatures, I could not pass them silently over.~ ~ SECT.
 7    5|          my sex, I cannot silently pass over arguments that so speciously
 8    5|        brother's blood.~ ~ I shall pass over his strictures on religion,
 9    5|            key, a flat would often pass for a natural note.~ ~ Surely
10    5| unreasonable as strong.~ ~ I shall pass over her vehement argument
11    9|          princes and princesses to pass with stupid pomp before