Chapter VII: Part I

The Subject of Marriage is kept too much in the dark. [. missing]
I.IV
ridiculing and contemning
[_archaic spelling unchanged; elsewhere "condemn"_]
... and most of them negative.'[1] [_footnote tag missing_]

II.I.
but when it is a very unhappy married life must inevitably follow.
[_punctuation unchanged: may need comma after "is"_]
'Real friendship,' founded on harmony of sentiment
[_close quote missing_]
You ask me whether you will be happy thro' love and marriage. [hapy]
II.II
I think it is de la Rochfoucauld who says [_spelling unchanged_]