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1    4|     women; but writers have insisted that it is inconsistent,
2    4|     was organized, has been insisted upon by the writers who
3    4|   which cannot be too often insisted upon, for, speaking of men,
4    5|      the effect of habit is insisted upon as an undoubted indication
5    5| short time? For no man ever insisted more on the transient nature
6   11|   necessity, which Rousseau insisted on, without defining it;
7   13|     of the order of nature, insisted that it was the reward,
8   13| generation, has justly been insisted on as the peculiar destination
9   13|    which men have so warmly insisted upon, is arbitrary, I have