How we cite our quotes: (Book.Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #7
I enjoyed my lessons while I was giving them, but I did not like being obliged to go to them, nor being tied to time. (5.1.21)
Rousseau doesn't sound like he's particularly jazzed about teaching, but he places a lot of value on education for himself.
Quote #8
[…] Mme de Menthon remarked one day to one of them that Mme de Warens was no more than a blue-stocking, that she had no taste, that she dressed badly and kept her bosom covered like a tradesman's wife. (5.1.25)
Mme de Menthon definitely means to insult Mama, but being a blue-stocking was a pretty cool indicator of a woman's high level of education in the eighteenth century.