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Page 85
... become the wife of her choice of the young man named . . . . During this visit Alice manifested the most ardent at- tachment for Fred , and some days after Fred reached home she wrote Fred of her recovery , and then began again a ...
... become the wife of her choice of the young man named . . . . During this visit Alice manifested the most ardent at- tachment for Fred , and some days after Fred reached home she wrote Fred of her recovery , and then began again a ...
Page 220
... become popular or justifiable as a medical measure , but there is one operation that I heartily endorse as an ... becomes of a more sunny disposi- tion , brighter of intellect , ceases excessive masturbation , and advises his fellows to ...
... become popular or justifiable as a medical measure , but there is one operation that I heartily endorse as an ... becomes of a more sunny disposi- tion , brighter of intellect , ceases excessive masturbation , and advises his fellows to ...
Page 249
... become normal individuals . They might even become happy wives and mothers , if only their mental condition could be corrected by therapeutic or normal suggestion , and their endocrine system toned up by administration of such extracts ...
... become normal individuals . They might even become happy wives and mothers , if only their mental condition could be corrected by therapeutic or normal suggestion , and their endocrine system toned up by administration of such extracts ...
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