| Nations, time and again, have felt the dire effects of effemination and have sunk beneath them. |
| The effemination of the males had continued with quickened tempo. |
| A dandified man is always ridiculous, but when he adds to his foppery, effemination, he then becomes contemptible. |
| In this article I have described only mild types of viraginity and effemination. |
| Almost every case of effemination or viraginity can be cured if recognized and treated in its incipiency. |
| Effemination and viraginity are the results of the weakening effects of luxury and consequent debauchery. |
