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23680	HOW OFTEN SHOULD CHILDBIRTH TAKE PLACE?
23680	How shall she acquire and maintain this desirable state of purity?
23680	Why?
14445	***** CHAPTER VII THE SIGN LANGUAGE Do you know one way we can tell if all the organs are doing their work well?
14445	*****"So the Bluebirds have contracted, have they, for a house?
14445	And would it not be dreadful, if when you grew up, you always had a frown on your face and were not nice looking at all?
14445	Do you know the other members of the plant household?
14445	Have you ever watched a young puppy?
14445	How do I know this?
14445	I wonder if you know how much they are like the flowers?
14445	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?
14445	Is that not lovely, and are you not glad that perhaps some day you will be able to have a baby all your own?
14445	Shall I tell you some ways you can make the nest grow strong?
14445	Then what would you do?
14445	When a flower is thirsty, how does it tell us so?
14445	Would it not be dreadful if they became so tired or worn out that we could not see with them?
14445	Wren?"
28402	But how is it in the case of children?
28402	But how is the school physician or the schoolmaster to know, in individual cases, the degree to which the sexual life has developed?
28402	Does the child regard the fairy tale as a lie, even after he has began to doubt if the world of fairy stories has any actual existence?
28402	Great disturbance of mind, prayers and penances; how could I avoid a repetition of the offence?
28402	Has it been a false notion of morality by which these investigators have been withheld from the elucidation of the sexual life of the child?
28402	How is this distension brought about?
28402	Is a boy attracted by a girl known to be habitually untruthful?
28402	Now what have we to say regarding these sexual differences in the case of children?
28402	On what grounds, then, can we decide that certain processes are of a sexual nature?
28402	Or has the reason merely been their defective powers of observation?
28402	The boy caught sight of her teeth, and, holding the girl''s head and eagerly examining her teeth, said,''Tell me, how many teeth has one?''
28402	The question then arises, was this voluptuous sensation excited during childhood of a truly sexual nature at this early age?
28402	Was it that her general appearance seemed sympathetic to me; was it her abundant fair hair, her clear blue eyes, or her frank and natural manner?
28402	Was she not the Marquise?
28402	Was the boy''s impulsive desire to kiss his tutor a sexual impulse?
28402	Was this jealousy?
28402	Were not people on their knees before her?
28402	What have we to say regarding the voluptuous sensation in children?
28402	What methods are available for the study of the sexual life of the child?
28402	Who is there who will not smile as he reads these words?
28402	Will these ill- effects disappear with the realisation of the modern efforts for a purposive and deliberate sexual enlightenment?
28402	_ See_ Age of consent illegitimate, may the doctor advise?
15858	Who will pay poor, ignorant Mary Konovsky more than$ 6.90 a week?
15858	And the supposed question of the child is,"Where did the baby come from?"
15858	Can the city afford the commercial exploitations of so much of this valuable time?
15858	Do you know how long it takes for it to grow there?
15858	Do you notice the powder on the end of the stamen?
15858	Do you notice those tiny things like seeds?
15858	How has he developed these powers?
15858	Layman,"What do you mean by that?"
15858	Layman,"What do you say if the child asks that?"
15858	No?
15858	Now, do you notice that the pistil spreads out here at the base like a vase with a narrow neck and big bowl?
15858	Physician,"Well,--suppose the child asks where the baby came from?"
15858	The baby really grows in the mother''s body-- did you know that?
15858	The common questions of the little child,"Where does the baby come from?"
15858	What are the children, young people, and adults doing with this time?
15858	What do you advise?"
15858	What happens in the experience of the normal boy?
15858	What is virility?
15858	What shall we do with them?
15858	When ought I to talk to him about sex matters?"
15858	Who shall give this enlightenment?
15858	Why, then, should venereal infection not be eradicated?
15858	You have probably learned at school in your nature- study work that these are-- what?
15858	[ 16] Consideration of wages and standards of living leads to the question, What is a living wage?
15858	[ 34]"What makes a Magazine?"
15858	_ How Shall I Tell my Child?_ Chicago, 1912.
15858	or perhaps even earlier,"How does the hen make the eggs?"
31352	Has not the high tide of interest passed?
31352	How Shall I Tell My Child?
31352	Is it a disappearing fad?
31352	''What is this topic,''he asks,''that all these little ones are questioning over, mulling over, fidgeting over, worrying over?
31352	Accepting the probability that there is some truth in the assertion, what is the solution of the problem?
31352	Accepting, then, beauty of dress as worthy of encouragement, what shall be done about its sexual attractiveness?
31352	But why should we expect the human to make progress when sexual problems have been kept in darkness?
31352	Can this task be performed if the woman to any extent indulges in sex-- otherwise subjection to man?
31352	How can the illustration of the Christ- child help those who do not accept certain orthodox religious beliefs?
31352	How could we fidget over obstetrics when we were learning to skate, and our very dreams were a medley of ice and bumps?
31352	How does she expect to keep her children ignorant of the world of life around them?
31352	I am asked:"Is it moribund?"
31352	In short, should women make their dress decidedly unobtrusive and unattractive in order that the sexual temptations of_ some_ men may be reduced?
31352	Is she planning to transplant them to a deserted island where they may grow up innocently?
31352	Many cynical disbelievers in sex- hygiene answer this question negatively by asking in biblical phrase,"Can the leopard change his spots?"
31352	Or is she going to have them guarded like crown princes, and if so, where are absolutely safe guards to be found?
31352	Recognizing the great importance of attitude, how may it be influenced by instruction in home or school?
31352	Shall we condemn all these along with dancing on the ground that they lead to immorality?
31352	THE TEACHER OF SEX- KNOWLEDGE 108 § 18. Who should give sex- instruction?
31352	What is it that keeps any of us straight unless it is the contagion of the highest personalities whom we have known, in man and God?"
31352	Which is moral?
31352	Which will parents choose for their own children?
31352	Why then do we not hear protests against using the word"love"?
31352	Will he next be logically consistent and advocate that all moral education should be given only after children show signs of wrong- doing?
31352	[ Sidenote: Is sex- hygiene adequate?]
31352	[ Sidenote: Is sex- hygiene immoral?]
29056	And if you ever wish to talk to me again you will feel free to come, will you not?
29056	And who made Cain?
29056	But do n''t you believe in boys and girls being friends at all?
29056	Do n''t you think that little rascal should be nearly annihilated?
29056	Do you suppose it is really as bad as it seems to us? 29056 Have you come with another problem?"
29056	Have you studied physiology?
29056	If that is so why do n''t fathers tell their boys about it so that they can behave better when they are young?
29056	In the same way that he made Adam and Eve?
29056	Man is a common noun, masculine gender, third----"What does masculine gender mean?
29056	Was it the physiology of man or woman?
29056	Was that what he meant when he said he was not surprised that Will Grey was so bad a boy, for his father was a very wild young man?
29056	What is man that thou art mindful of him?
29056	What shall I do about it?
29056	Who would have imagined that such a nice appearing boy as Carl Woodford could be so base? 29056 Will you send him to me, Miss Bell?"
29056	You can see that if any one had injured your mother in her girlhood it would have been an injury to all her children, can you not?
29056	You have studied grammar, will you parse the word man?
29056	After a moment''s silence she asked,"Carl, what is it to be a man?"
29056	Are you like your parents in any of their capabilities?"
29056	Can you wait?"
29056	Do you like to think that they are rough with her, or playing at lovering with her?
29056	Do you not begin to see that we can not value ourselves too highly if we have the right idea of what our real worth is?
29056	Dr. Barrett rose and, bringing a book from the shelves, opened it and showed Carl an illustration, saying;"Did you ever see such a picture as this?"
29056	He might have created each individual as he did Adam, but what would have been the result?
29056	How did you do it?"
29056	How do you want her to be treated by the boys who are her school- companions?
29056	How does the grammar define gender?"
29056	Is it a pleasant thought that she is allowing them to caress her or write her silly sentimental notes?"
29056	It may occur to you to ask why, if we are not responsible for our inheritances, is it needful to give them any particular thought?
29056	May I claim the privilege of acting for a little time in that capacity?
29056	Say, Susie, I think all this nonsense about lovers and sweethearts is silly rot, do n''t you?
29056	Shall it be a nation of invalids?
29056	Shall this be, in a hundred years, a nation of drunkards?
29056	Who is the third?"
29056	Will you forgive me?
29056	Will you not become a White Cross knight?
29056	Will you not, even if you can not join an organized society, become a standard- bearer of the White Cross, pledging yourself to its five obligations?
29056	[ Illustration]"What are they?"
40623	Coming now to those rare men of whom we have only a few in a century, how were they produced? 40623 And Luther Burbank has well said:Heredity means much; but what is heredity?
40623	Are there alternate male and female ova?
40623	Can there be anything more ridiculous and insane?
40623	Does that look like race suicide?
40623	For what device of man, ever since man had any history at all, has not proved sometimes injurious?
40623	How does the mental impulse reach these cells and others of similar nature in the system?
40623	How does this co- operation and co- ordination of effort and subconscious will arise?
40623	IS BIRTH CONTROL UNNATURAL?
40623	IS IT IMMORAL?
40623	IS IT INJURIOUS TO HEALTH?
40623	In her vigorous tongue she is demanding"What is all this secrecy about, anyway?
40623	Is Birth Control opposed to Religion?
40623	Is not this the very antithesis and opposite of all that concerns abortion or abortive methods?
40623	Of what use have all the lectures, books, and maternal injunctions been to her?
40623	Pray how is the mother''s reading of history to make the child a historian?
40623	Shute says:"As influencing a man''s life and character, which is the strongest factor, heredity or environment?"
40623	So, when we get to the root of the matter, the whole question of"Does Birth Control tend toward Race Suicide?"
40623	The answer to those who urge that"Birth Control is contrary to the teachings of the Catholic Church"is:"Well, what of it?
40623	The question then is being anxiously asked:"What are the conditions which assure the finest quality in our children?"
40623	The question, then, to many intelligent persons is not so much that of"Should contraception be employed in order to avoid excessively large families?"
40623	To each case he applies his question:"Where and how did those generations of animals get that power which they transmitted but did not inherit?"
40623	What would we think of expecting a woman to cook, without previous experience and without even the most elementary instruction on the subject?
40623	What would we think of expecting any person to undertake any important task or duty without experience or instruction regarding the same?
40623	Where and how did those generations get that ability which they transmitted but did not inherit?"
40623	Where are tears while they remain unshed?
40623	Where, it may be asked, if not among the most educated classes, is any process of amelioration to be initiated?
40623	Why not begin today?"
40623	Why should we not throw aside the mask of cowardly hypocrisy, and stand before the world showing ourselves as just what we really are?
40623	as that of"Should not contraception be employed to obviate the crime of abortion with its terrible train of consequences?"
28812	And do you mean, mamma, that honey in the plants grows into love in the animals?
28812	And does the mother- woman warm the eggs as the bird in the nest does, mamma, while the papa- man brings her nice things to eat?
28812	And the birds, mamma, have they stamens, and eggs inside? 28812 And would n''t the seeds grow, or the little plants come up, if the bee had n''t gone to the flowers, mamma?"
28812	But if he carried it away how could it get into the flower''s ovary?
28812	But in reality he did a great deal, for he-- what shall I say-- married? 28812 But, mamma,"she asked,"why should the bee wish to see my nose, even if he did think it might be a flower?
28812	But, then, mamma, who could tell which was the father or mother, and which was the child? 28812 But,"she continued, her bright eyes eagerly turned on her mother''s face,"we do n''t eat the buttercup, mamma, do we?"
28812	Do you think you can remember all that, darling?
28812	I wish to find out where I came from, and you are going to tell me that, are n''t you?
28812	Oh yes-- and would that have been right?
28812	Oh, then force or growth was the first stamen, mamma?
28812	Out of what?
28812	Well, then, does every male animal have a stamen and every female an ovary?
28812	What is it, mamma?
28812	What is that, mamma?
28812	What, was Old Croaky ever a little tadpole, mumsey?
28812	Why, mamma, is there a father too?
28812	Would I die, and you, mamma, and all of us-- Alice and Rosie, and, oh, everybody we know?
28812	Yes, darling, but do you see any honey here?
28812	Yes, dear, in order to reproduce their kind they must have-- why?
28812	You were going to say the bee, were n''t you?
28812	And do you wish me to remember that name too?"
28812	And how can a bee possibly marry them?"
28812	And what do you suppose happened?"
28812	But what would happen then?
28812	But why did he go to the other flower-- didn''t he get all he wanted from this one?"
28812	Can you guess what it is?"
28812	Do bees eat flowers, mamma?"
28812	Do n''t you think now that what the bee did was quite an important matter, even if it did seem so trivial?"
28812	Do we rear our children as we should?
28812	Do you think you understand all this, darling, and can remember it?"
28812	For do n''t you recall that this cell, which was the first life- form, was produced by the sun shining on the earth or sea?"
28812	How is sexual instruction given now?
28812	Is it not healthful, logical, common sense?
28812	Is it not the wholesome and right and proper view?
28812	Is it, mamma?"
28812	Is n''t that what you said before, mamma?"
28812	Is not this reason?
28812	Is that plain so far, dearie?"
28812	It is plain enough, and easy enough to do, is n''t it darling-- and you will always remember about it, wo n''t you?"
28812	Now what do you suppose happens?"
28812	Now, suppose you count those flattened, round- cornered parts of the buttercup-- how many are there?"
28812	Of course you ca n''t think how it did that, can you, dear?"
28812	Or were they just brother and sister, or two brothers?"
28812	She thought a moment, then,"Could he marry my nose to anything?"
28812	So the name of this one is-- what?"
28812	That has an ovary, and every male plant has a stamen, and I think you said that they must have, did n''t you?"
28812	That must have been very, very long ago, was n''t it?"
28812	The fact is recognized, but is the duty fulfilled?
28812	The little baby buttercups would begin to grow right away, mamma?"
28812	Then she asked:"What did the bee want to see my nose for, mamma?"
28812	Why do you say they marry?
28812	With a certain kind of help they can and do grow, and what do you suppose that help is?"