Chap.

 1  Int| schools; but what has been the result? - a profound conviction
 2    2|  virtuous whose virtues do not result from the exercise of its
 3    2|      my feelings, of the clear result, which experience and reflection
 4    3|       without supposing it the result of a desire to please the
 5    4|       nay, appearing to be the result of the natural tendency
 6    5|    than seemliness will be the result; and, without understanding
 7    6|     advantages which naturally result from storing the mind with
 8   12|     sense, or the graces which result from the exercise of the
 9   13|        This observation is the result of experience; for I have
10   13|      reasonably be expected to result from an improvement in female