Chap.

 1    1|           their bosoms, they should labour to improve the morals of
 2    2| philosophical. A frail being should labour to be gentle. But when forbearance
 3    3|             which arise from bodily labour, when the mind is quiescent,
 4    3|            it is natural for her to labour to become still weaker than
 5    3|          part of the human species, labour by reforming themselves
 6    4|             short-lived queens than labour to obtain the sober pleasures
 7    4|         true pleasure the reward of labour. Pleasure - enervating pleasure
 8    5|         honour of amusing them, and labour to secure the present moment,
 9    5|             can be attained without labour and sorrow; and those who
10   12|     incidents to which the very men labour to give a droll turn who
11   13|            them to spare itself the labour of thinking.~ ~ Moralists