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1   I,  17| intensity of the pleasure of coition; for the same state of feeling
2   I,  18|     many young from a single coition (and something like this
3   I,  18|      body? For from a single coition and a single segregation
4   I,  19|  forces oneself too often to coition, therefore it is plain that
5   I,  19|  that conception accompanies coition. Nor is it at all strange
6   I,  20|  female contributes semen in coition because the pleasure she
7   I,  20|   pleasure which accompanies coition it is due to emission not
8   I,  20|      consequence of only one coition. Whereby, too, it is plain