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id: 14445
author: Lowry, E. B. (Edith Belle)
title: Confidences: Talks With a Young Girl Concerning Herself
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  Is it not queer how much alike the flowers and birds and little girls are, after all, even if they do not look at all alike? Little girls love their doll babies, and spend much time in caring for them, but as girls grow into womanhood they desire real babies.


id: 28812
author: Butler, George Frank
title: Every Girl's Book
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words: 11273
sentence: 539
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  Those of them that were fortunate enough to become embedded in the soil, so that they would not freeze in the winter, would come out in the spring as little plants, which would soon bring forth buttercups. Through them come animals, and even men and women and little girls.


id: 29056
author: Wood-Allen, Mary
title: Almost A Man
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  They come with sound of revelry and song, and close beside them press a crowd of weeping wives and mothers and little children, starved, crippled, and murdered, who are to be fellow victims with the drunkard. And, thus silent, he heard no more the bewildering music of his youth, but instead there came to his ears the sound of a broken-hearted woman's sobs, and the weeping of children mourning the birthright that had been lost for them in their father's wayward youth.


id: 23680
author: Stanton, Henry
title: Sex: Avoided subjects Discussed in Plain English
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  In the human animal, speaking in general, these feelings of sympathy (love) and duty are strongly developed in the family connection; that is, they are developed with special strength in those who are most intimately united in sex life, in husband and wife and in children. SEX DISEASES 53 X. LOVE AND SEX 57 CHAPTER I SEX The happiness of all human beings, men and women, depends largely on their rational solution of the sexual problem.


id: 15858
title: The Social Emergency: Studies in Sex Hygiene and Morals
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  These forces are the sex impulses, the beginning of sex life and sex activity. As a rule, he has ideas of sex life which are, at least, unwholesome.


id: 31352
author: Bigelow, Maurice A. (Maurice Alpheus)
title: Sex-education A series of lectures concerning knowledge of sex in its relation to human life
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  Therefore, I urge that he who enthusiastically studies the abnormalities of sex life without reference to scientific research or professional demands, is not likely to be the kind of teacher who will present abnormal life only so far as is necessary to an understanding of the perfectly normal. Sex problems and the need of special knowledge.


id: 40623
author: Armitage, Robert B.
title: Private Sex Advice to Women: For Young Wives and those who Expect to be Married
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  There is a hint here which will prove a great blessing to the woman who will understand and apply the principle suggested--for many other women have found it so. There are a number of cases of record where children have been born after six months of gestation, and a few even before the six months, but these cases are rare and unusual, and such children usually die soon after birth.


id: 28402
author: Moll, Albert
title: The Sexual Life of the Child
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sentence: 4855
flesch: 53
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  That is to say, the experiences of childhood, which have not as yet any relationship with sexual life, are nevertheless of great significance in relation to the subsequent upbuilding of the sexual life, and above all in relation to the development of the psychosexual sentiments. Voluptuousness Adenoids, 207 Adequacy of sexual act, 31, 32, 88, 89 Advertisements, perverse, 240-245 Age for the sexual enlightenment, 289-290 Age of consent, 230, 314, 315 Age of reason, 275 Alarm at sexual manifestations, 213 Albums, 15 Alcohol, 160, 161, 220, 221, 310-311 and the sexual impulse, 160, 161 unsuitable for children, 161 Alcoholism, 220 Alienists and the study of sexual life, 147 Alopecia areata, 47 Altruism and love, 208 Amatory passion and suicide, 188, 189 Anæsthesia sexualis, 87, 92 Animal friendships, 139, 140 Animals, sexual fondness for, 61, 66.


