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1 VII,  1|      the way, which occurs in girls even at a very early age,
2 VII,  1|      two fingers’ breadth. In girls, too, about this time the
3 VII,  1|      s, so also the voices of girls are pitched in a higher
4 VII,  1|       than the men’s; and the girls’ voices are shriller than
5 VII,  1|   tuned sharper than a lad’s.~Girls of this age have much need
6 VII,  1| continue into later life. For girls who give way to wantonness
7 VII,  1|       same is equally true of girls. For when in boy or girl
8 VII,  6|      after the mother and the girls after the father. And they