Chap.

1    2| followed his steps, have warmly inculcated that the whole tendency
2    3|      distinction of sex was not inculcated long before nature makes
3    6|        principles so constantly inculcated? They want a lover, and
4    8|        have been so strenuously inculcated on the female world, were
5    8|       condition, were not often inculcated as the sum total of female
6   11|      the absurd duty, too often inculcated, of obeying a parent only
7   12|        decencies might early be inculcated which produce modesty without
8   12|  animals should be particularly inculcated as a part of national education,