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1    2|  conceal her affection, nor to pretend to an unnatural coldness
2    3|   instruct her! She will never pretend to be the tutor of her husband,
3    3|        and of that utility men pretend arbitrarily to judge, shaping
4    4|   power.~ ~ And will moralists pretend to assert, that this is
5    4| degrade the sex from whom they pretend to receive the chief pleasure
6    5|        sufficient sense not to pretend to any thing which she does
7   12|   seminaries, and will any one pretend to assert that the majority,
8   13|         by hocus pocus tricks, pretend to work a miracle, are delegated
9   13|   little short of blasphemy to pretend to such powers!~ ~ From