Chap.

1    1|          and sacred respect for cleanliness and delicacy in domestic
2    7|    reason, which, like habitual cleanliness, is seldom seen in any great
3    7|       reign; and that regard to cleanliness, which some religious sects
4    7|       should instantly exclaim, cleanliness, neatness, and personal
5    7|     indeed, is that reserve and cleanliness which indolent women too
6    9|         with only the luxury of cleanliness, to receive her husband,
7   12|         but the sober effect of cleanliness of mind. Would not this
8   12|       it deformed. Exercise and cleanliness appear to be not only the
9   12| new-fangled notions of ease and cleanliness. And those who pretending