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wqi ^ ep . I ^ pi | ib t | es ^ t ^ fprm&liojL of tU ^ m i ^ 4 o ^ u&t ^ ^ P ^ d iu , a great degree o # t ^ e iitrugture of t ^ ie body . Jfro m tms c ^ us ^ tl ^ e ^ trengtj ^ L of n 4 ir \ d , oi ^ ervabte , ia w 4 p is supposed ^ a ^ rise ; w 4 ^ bft
delicacy of the female nuad , is tAqugbt ^ ik |> e ia agreemeat witli tike , Wily Craine , fitif ^ is iinp ^ sQibfe ta a& $$ fn tarn Jip ^ y him ^ H » W dep ^ n ^ pa es& \ y zav&a&iwb - , n& $ q ^ a we s ^ JLve ow : doubts qj ^ ife&L he ^ d by . tviruii ) g , WE visiy to , sMag < 9 coj ^ mtm $ > wImmj ^ if % be bpdUy staenigth foe uearjy eq ^ ip ti | q tfeeiir uupd 3 aj&e
Uy ^ . ^ x ^ , v » aijyafc W JKiW > mftpeia | Mi dad ^ U ^ a . In pur : pwix ciouat ^ y , we And th » t a § Joog fte the Q * Hdfc 3 < rf ^ jMidkea of ho % h ^ e » e ^ cpntjtiiue ^ he 8 ^ tpfte > Ith ^ jwBQgwsfr they mtUv ^ it * eqp ^ After the md&&e& $ 5 of JppdWg ^ have been oj > t < ai ! t $ d * ia Ij ^ cultivated * M * k $ of : eocijE *!! :, ( of the
\ yfomk ^ loae I xnean Jo jp ^ ftk , ); boy ; goes on eoz ^ JQtuuIi y i ^ c ^ ejtisittg . tw t ? tock of iutbrwialioa , ifc heiag hb owJy ciupluymant ta etui ^ a « d exerci ^ hi& iiiiuil Ipr future y $ a& 8 ; while the % ml is probably eojifiae < l toJU > w p « f * mt 6 >
her aspirings , tf tec knowJedgQ are sub-< lued , she id taught to belief that hoIhI infowjaation is Uiibecoaling her seK ^ aiijftost her whole time is esapead ^ ed oa light aoeamplishme&tft , aua thus
before-sh ^ is , ae&efyle of hw powers , they are cheeked iu t& ^ fc grt > vvtb > chfuuetl down . to . meau . objects , to riaa no move ; and when the natural con * aaqueiices of this xaodftiof tii&tukaimt arise , all nK * nkind >»| ft » fi . thftt tlie Jibili
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temoiwoifreTx we f ^ iafefeia ^ Iw ^ hpee ojf iQjcn- But in the few inr tMaea where a eo » tr ^ v j ^ ode jo € m&tomm hm beea pnc 8 tt « q , where&ir pl * j £ h *» b ^ Qu givon | oi the fo <^ itie 3 # w ^ jt v ^ br out much assistance , what haaftteas&t Variably tea t | ie retu&Z Ua& it
« at been evideat that the fie ^ aJe . miad though m i ^ aoy respects ^ iffejpenily v *<^« l ; ituted from th ^ t of o > a » , may be w ^ ell brought : into eoA ^ p ^ d 90 o ^ wd tb bis ? If she wants his eatenpri&iafiE i
spirit , the deficiency is aui ^ e | j ^ fej per ^ everaixice ia w hat ^ he does uadeu Uke ; foe his ambition , 3 he \ %$ & a tbirst finr knowledge ; and for hie ready pecceptiQii , she has unwearied a ^ li ^ cation .
It is proof aufltcient to bj ^ lalad ^ that there is no natural deficiency of power , tUat , unless proper objects Me supplied to womea to employ their feculties , their energies are exeirtecf ^ properly . Some aim they sai ^ dt bave , and if no . good one is presented to th ££ & > t ^ ey must seek for a bad oi ^ e .
We may find evidence in abundft&ee of this Uuih in . t » e condition of womea before the , i ** Jti % )< JUictk ) a of Ghris ^ % ittnily . . . . . Before tke revelatti ^ n . of ; this blessed r ^ ligii > A > l ( J otU > l ^ bles sed to the female 3 ex , ) w . hat mm tii ^ ir sitnatrioo ^ Thay were either djjtok almost to the kv ^ el
of the brutes inuwntal ckirJtttess , bu ^ ried in thein own houses ^ the slaves ion stead of ther cajn ^ attions of ttueir hus ^ bands , only to be preserved froua vice by befag excluded front , the world , or , Buot being able to endure these re ^ fttijaints , ^ n ^ p l ^ ying their res ties ^
powers and turbulent paasioas in the puusuit of vicious pleasures an < l son-3 uai gratificatious . And we cannot wonder tii&t this was the case , when tiiey were gifted with faculties which they were not permitted to ^ xexraise ,,
and were canxpeiled tux vegetate fmsm year to year , . with np > <^> Ject in life and no hope m deatitj . Obaerye what an iuunediate chaagtt wmb wXM&ghte bv thu iutcoduefcion . of GhristijUBufiy . hteuk tixe zeal , directed fcp itiwwdedge , of the female coavef tsv tqfi ao , many of
\ yhon \ St . PanJt anaUssv hatnoiirabte mention ^ aa his . ftienda ^ o » a © c ©» ait of tiieir essevtjona iocthfl gr » atoaii « & ; , iACa ol ^ act wa $ hieid out nor them to obt pM * « i find t&ar powGEs werevbait ta tbfe a ^ aiuiiH ^ itMaf it ^ ioat € » d of beta $
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1823, page 77, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1781/page/13/
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