Chap.

 1    1| taught, have given a sinister sort of sagacity to the French
 2    2| unequals what society~ ~ 'Can sort, what harmony or true delight?~ ~ '
 3    2|     the random exertions of a sort of instinctive common sense,
 4    4|    side of the question, good sort of men, and give as a favour,
 5    5|       though prudence of this sort be termed a virtue, morality
 6    7|     virgin bashfulness with a sort of bravado, and glorying
 7    7|      want fancy who has not a sort of sacred respect for the
 8    9|       sophisticated when this sort of state impresses it! But,
 9    9|       that stupifies the good sort of women it sucks in.~ ~
10   13| masters to attend them, and a sort of menial governess to watch