The Quarterly Review, 266–267. köideWilliam Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1936 |
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Page 257
... became distinctive of either sex came to have sexual significance . For example , this was true of the develop- ment of the breasts in the female . Similarly the mouth , used as a homologue of the sex organ , became what Lombroso called ...
... became distinctive of either sex came to have sexual significance . For example , this was true of the develop- ment of the breasts in the female . Similarly the mouth , used as a homologue of the sex organ , became what Lombroso called ...
Page 259
... became finer and more sensitive , the pleasurable sensations connected with touch became more numerous and the organs more delicate . There was extension of what may be called the sex apparatus , understanding this term in its widest ...
... became finer and more sensitive , the pleasurable sensations connected with touch became more numerous and the organs more delicate . There was extension of what may be called the sex apparatus , understanding this term in its widest ...
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... became the embodiment of evil , and the wicked magician became the magnanimous high priest of a Masonic Utopia , sheltering the threatened child of an evil mother till a worthy and attested hero should pass through fire and water for ...
... became the embodiment of evil , and the wicked magician became the magnanimous high priest of a Masonic Utopia , sheltering the threatened child of an evil mother till a worthy and attested hero should pass through fire and water for ...
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