Chap.

1    2|    without making her gestures immodest. In the name of truth and
2    7|      more than women.~ ~ * The immodest behaviour of many married
3    7| husband's arms. - The woman is immodest who can let the shadow of
4    7|      more chaste women will be immodest. Where, indeed, could modest
5    7|      their acquiring nasty, or immodest habits; and as many girls
6    7|        seen, is as childish as immodest.*~ ~ * I remember to have
7    7|        place to friendship, as immodest. The tenderness which a
8    7|      is indelicate, not to say immodest, for women to feign an unnatural
9   13|    simper would utter the most immodest remarks and questions, the