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Whbn Manden began life he was eight yetun old. This statement does not warrant the inference that he had put off being bom until he was ready for string-top and jack-knife. Manden conformed to the conventionsJ ities at birth, and devoted the usual time to clamorous and practical opposition to those demands of life and infantage which seem to strike incipient men and women as so many absurd devices for their discomfort and annoyance. Doubtless, were it left to the choice of the average boy, there would be a prompt reformation of natal conditions, and man would be bom of woman as Minerva sprang from Jove, fully equipped for the moral and physical arena, where his energies are to be tried and defied. The human economy, indeed, already demands of science some such improvement upon the principal methods of the race in the matter of its self-multiplication.
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