Moral Physiology Or a Brief And Plain Treatise On the Population Question
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He was just entering on life, with slender means, and his circumstances forbade him to have a large family of children. He, therefore, having consulted with his young wife, practised this restraint, I believe for about eighteen months, and with perfect suc- cess. At the expiration of that period, their situation be- ing more favourable, they resolved to become parents ; and, in a fortnight after, the wife found herself pregnant. My friend told me, that though he felt the partial priva- tion a l...ittle at first, a few weeks' habit perfectly reconciled him to it ; and that nothing but a deliberate conviction that he might prudently now become a ^parent, and a strong desire on his wife's part to have a child, induced him to alter his first practice. 1 believe I was the only one among his friends to whom he ever communicated the real state of the case : and I doubt not there are, even in this country, hundreds of similar cases which the world never learns any thing about. Hence the doubts and ignorance which exist on the subject.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was just entering on life, with slender means, and his circumstances forbade him to have a large family of children. He, therefore, having consulted with his young wife, practised this restraint, I believe for about eighteen months, and with perfect suc- cess. At the expiration of that period, their situation be- ing more favourable, they resolved to become parents ; and, in a fortnight after, the wife found herself pregnant. My friend told me, that though he felt the partial priva- tion a l...ittle at first, a few weeks' habit perfectly reconciled him to it ; and that nothing but a deliberate conviction that he might prudently now become a ^parent, and a strong desire on his wife's part to have a child, induced him to alter his first practice. 1 believe I was the only one among his friends to whom he ever communicated the real state of the case : and I doubt not there are, even in this country, hundreds of similar cases which the world never learns any thing about. Hence the doubts and ignorance which exist on the subject.
What to read after Moral Physiology Or a Brief And Plain Treatise On the Population Question?
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