Note 199 — Chapter VI · DIONYSUS THE MAN
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In pondering these questions the reader should bear in mind that all the bony, emaciated, intellectual women, with pyorrhœa, indigestion, constipation and deep learning, who truthfully assure him that they care neither for men nor children, are not to be considered physiologically sound enough to be in a position to express a trustworthy opinion on this matter. It is merely equivalent to a dyspeptic assuring us that an excellent dinner is a matter of utter indifference to him.