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1    4|      they depend on man for a subsistence, instead of earning it by
2    5| enable them to earn their own subsistence, the true definition of
3    9|      husband's bounty for her subsistence during his life, or support
4    9|     attempt to earn their own subsistence, a most laudable one! sink
5   12|     entirely on parents for a subsistence; and, when so many rival
6   12|     enabled to earn their own subsistence, independent of men; in
7   12|     woman depend on man for a subsistence, produces a kind of cattish
8   13|     leeches infamously gain a subsistence by practising on the credulity
9   13|     law of reason, and earn a subsistence in an honest way, by degrees,