Word: sexe
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...always avoid rudeness. But when I hear rudeness addressed to me I answer twice or three times as rudely, notwithstanding sex...
Diseases, too, fall into characteristic psychosomatic patterns for Dr. Dunbar. Diabetics are generally spoiled and jealous as children, and develop deep-seated sexual conflicts. Heart patients are often tense, hard-working and ambitious. People with asthma and other allergy diseases tend to have suppressed sex desires...
...minstrel goes to work on the baron's lovely daughter and becomes entangled in his own toils. His "brother," sticking more faithfully to duty, reveals her sex both to the devout Baron (Ledoux) and to his worldly prospective son-in-law. When the plot gets too complicated, the Devil himself turns up, disguised as a very nasty gentleman, and complicates matters still further. Arletty's lovers are certified for Hell; but Hell's unfaithful minstrel and his sweetheart, thanks to the white magic of True Love, fight the Devil to a draw...
...incidents of his childhood and college days and of his life as a successful doctor to the rich of Chicago. Finally, it records his return to the faith of his father, as he departs from the big city to minister again to the good people of the land. Money, sex--all the usual temptations--attract Joseph Taylor, Jr., on his journey through Vanity Fair...
...balance and for technical smoothness the October Advocate rings true: the University's oldest surviving journal now hits the stands with a professional post-war product that appears to have beaten the first gimmicks of revival. In a topical range from chronicled Harvard of the '70s to a sleeper sex startler there is sufficient interest to carry the reader quite through the thirty-five attractive pages...