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| Introduction, by Dr. Alfred W. Herzog | [vii] |
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| Part One: The Third Sex |
| I. | How This Book Came to Be Written | [1] |
| II. | The Place of the Androgyne in the Male Sex Scale | [7] |
| III. | Androgynes of Mythology and History | [25] |
| IV. | Man Is a Passional, Rather Than a Rational, Being | [39] |
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| Part Two: How the Author Came to Be a Female-Impersonator |
| I. | Reveries Suggested by My Infancy | [53] |
| II. | School Days | [63] |
| III. | An Androgyne’s Youth | [70] |
| IV. | I Grow into The Fairie Boy | [82] |
| V. | The Boy Who Never Grew to Be a Man | [89] |
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| Part Three: the Fairie Boy |
| I. | Female-Impersonation | [97] |
| II. | A Typical Female-Impersonation Spree | [103] |
| III. | The Gambler | [114] |
| IV. | A Stuyvesant Square Pick-up | [130] |
| V. | Evenings at Paresis Hall | [146] |
| VI. | Thoughts Suggested by the “Hermaphroditoi” in General | [164] |
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| Part Four: Frank—Eunice |
| I. | Debut as Adult Female-Impersonator | [170] |
| II. | The Pug Heaven | [175] |
| III. | A University Friendship | [178] |
| IV. | The Masked Ball | [182] |
| V. | Frank—Eunice’s Indiscretion | [191] |
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| Part Five: Angelo—Phyllis |
| I. | Angelo Angevine’s Debut as Public Female-Impersonator | [198] |
| II. | Jailed for Wearing Petticoats | [209] |
| III. | George Greenwood | [214] |
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| Part Six: Newspaper Accounts of Murders of Androgynes |
| I. | Two Murder Mysteries Which, Strangely Alike in Many Ways, Baffled All Efforts to Solve | [223] |
| II. | Z Mystery Baffles Inquiry at Every Angle | [237] |
| III. | College Student’s Death Is Unexplained | [259] |
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| Part Seven: Medical Writers on Androgynism |
| I. | What a New York Official Physician Has to Say about Fairies | [262] |
| II. | What One of America’s Foremost Medical Writers Has to Say about Fairies | [266] |
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| Part Eight: Androgyne Verse |
| I. | Emotion | [271] |
| II. | Recollection | [275] |
| III. | Memories | [278] |
| IV. | French Doll-Baby | [280] |
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| Announcement of The Riddle of the Underworld | [283] |
| Index | [286] |