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. . . He Who Only Or Chiefly Chose For Beauty, Will In A Little Time Find The Same Reason For Another Choice.

For Certainly There Cannot Be A Higher Pleasure Than To Think That We Love And Are Beloved By The Most Amiable And Best Being.

Marry For Love, An Heroick Action, Which Makes A Mighty Noise In The World, Partly Because Of Its Rarity, And Partly In Regard Of Its Extravagancy.

But, Alas! What Poor Woman Is Ever Taught That She Should Have A Higher Design Than To Get Her A Husband?

How Can A Man Respect His Wife When He Has A Contemptible Opinion Of Her And Her Sex?