The Sexual Life of the Child
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It is said that in girls of theupper classes menstruation begins on the average at an earlier age thanin girls of the lower classes; and also that menstruation begins earlierin towns than in the country. Rousseau[70] asserted this long ago, taking his facts from Buffon, who attributed the fact to the sparer andpoorer fare of the country folk. Rousseau, while admitting thatmenstruation began later in the country districts, considered that diethad nothing to do with the matter, since even where (...as in Valais) thepeasants enjoyed a liberal fare, puberty, in both sexes, occurred laterthan in the majority of towns, in which an excessively rich diet wasoften customary. He believed that the difference between town andcountry in this respect depended rather upon the more enduring repose ofthe imagination in the country, this latter itself arising from thegreater fixity of customs in the rural districts. Speaking generally, however, the question whether in the country the sexual life awakenslater than it does in the towns, cannot be said to have been decisivelyanswered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is said that in girls of theupper classes menstruation begins on the average at an earlier age thanin girls of the lower classes; and also that menstruation begins earlierin towns than in the country. Rousseau[70] asserted this long ago, taking his facts from Buffon, who attributed the fact to the sparer andpoorer fare of the country folk. Rousseau, while admitting thatmenstruation began later in the country districts, considered that diethad nothing to do with the matter, since even where (...as in Valais) thepeasants enjoyed a liberal fare, puberty, in both sexes, occurred laterthan in the majority of towns, in which an excessively rich diet wasoften customary. He believed that the difference between town andcountry in this respect depended rather upon the more enduring repose ofthe imagination in the country, this latter itself arising from thegreater fixity of customs in the rural districts. Speaking generally, however, the question whether in the country the sexual life awakenslater than it does in the towns, cannot be said to have been decisivelyanswered.
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