Chap.

1    1| civilization. But such combustible materials cannot long be pent up;
2    4|            to amalgamate the gross materials; and, moulding them with
3    4|      clothes made of the very best materials. A man of her own size of
4    5|            fair cheeks.~ ~ Of what materials can that heart be composed,
5    6|       profound reflection, the raw materials will, in some degree, arrange
6    6|         pervaded the more sluggish materials, giving them life and heat?~ ~
7    8|            mind is built of nobler materials than to be easily corrupted;
8   12|          might be superiour to the materials which the statuary found
9   13|     treatment are made of yielding materials, just animated enough to