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...Sex, — they say it is spiritual and eternal, not local and temporary. So writes the poet Whitman : " Out of the dimness opposite equals advance ; Always...identity, always distinction, Always a breed of life." Finally, what is that third and last great Primary Relation, embodied in the ¿Yor-form, so peculiarly...

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