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The most ardent co-called "free-thinker," who casts aside as he imagines the authority of the Christian past, is still held by that past.

A man's sexual nature, like all else that is most essential in him, is rooted in a soil that was formed very long before his birth.

The discussion of the value of nakedness in art leads us on to the allied question of nakedness in nature.

It will be seen that the preceding discussion of nakedness has a significance beyond what it appeared to possess at the outset.

"The glory of the world is seen only by a chaste mind,"

In discussing the valuation of the sexual impulse we found that we had good ground for making a very high estimate of love.

It is commonly said that prostitution has existed always and everywhere.

In other countries, it is the rule for girls, before they are registered as prostitutes, to state the reasons for which they desire to enter the career.

The decay of brothels, whether as cause or as effect, has been associated with a vast increase of prostitution outside brothels.

There is no more subtle poison than that of syphilis.

A man who marries for money or for ambition is departing from the biological and moral ends of marriage.

Kisch refers to the analogous fact that the first occurrence of menstruation is favored by sexual excitement.

"The work that I was born to do is done," a great poet wrote when at last he had completed his task.