OP THE SEXES. 



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is doubtful, as the communication between the testes (if there 

 are any) and urethra may be deficient in some point. That it 

 can derive any pleasure from sleeping with a male, except in the 

 general contact, is impossible. On the contrary, the membrane 

 that unites the labia must prevent coition and render every ap- 

 proach of the male organ extremely painful. No wonder, there- 

 fore, that, though its habits are feminine, (it does needle-work) 

 perhaps in some measure from confinement, it has, morally in- 

 deed ! chosen a girl for its associate. Independently, however, 

 of these circumstances, I do not suppose that Lefort's beard 

 and disgusting hairy breasts and limbs would easily procure a 

 cavalier servente. 



