‘In Hermaphrodites this is the Part which, as it grows, resembles the Penis; this is plain, because no Perforation can be discerned in it.’ This Sentence very much weakens his guess’d Opinion of the Urethra, which he does very often afterwards in his several Stories of these Creatures. The first he saw was in _France_, of about Twenty-eight Years of Age, which was shewed to the People for Money; he describes her thus[116]: ‘This Subject, on the upper Part of the Pudenda, had a Clitoris as long as one’s Finger, and as thick as a Penis; with a Glans, Frenulum, and Præputium, as are seen in Men, except that the Glans was not pervious; below this there was an urinary Passage, and the Vagina Uteri as in Women; in each Labium there was a Testicle.’ In this History our Author owns, there was no Perforation to be seen in this large Clitoris; and as to the other Parts he describes no more than a perfect Woman. Another of these he saw at _Utrecht_, which her Owner told him was a perfect Female till between five and six Years old; at which Time she began to change, and at Eleven a Penis was grown conspicuous, but without a Perforation: the said Man told him also, that she had then her Menses periodically as other Women. She had below the Clitoris the Meatus Urinarius and Vagina properly situated, to which he adds a Testis in each Labium; and further, that there was a seminal Discharge upon Occasion, but that the Hermaphrodite did not know whether it was by the Clitoris, or the other feminine Parts. His Narration of this History begins thus, of which we shall insert but a few Words, the Substance being just mentioned above[117]: ‘In Company with other Spectators, I have seen such another _English_ Hermaphrodite, twenty-two Years old, here at _Utrecht, &c._’ This is the Subject Dr _Allen_ speaks of in the _Transactions_, which has been taken notice of before in this Treatise, that was carried to _Flanders_, and shewed to our Author; now whosoever will be at the Pains to compare the Descriptions given by both these Authors, which they had only from the Mouth of her Keeper, will see how they differ, and consequently what Untruths proceed from Hearsay; now after all these Things, our Author makes this Conclusion of his own Accord[118]: ‘From all which it is plain, that these Kind of Hermaphrodites do not partake of both Sexes, but are only Women, whose Parts of Generation are illy formed, that is, the Testes have descended out of the Abdomen, and the Clitoris is grown too large.’