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 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 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 PART FIVE: ANGELO—PHYLLIS I. Angelo Angevine’s Debut as Public Female-Impersonator 198 II. Jailed for Wearing Petticoats 209 III. George Greenwood 214 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 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 PART EIGHT: ANDROGYNE VERSE I. Emotion 271 II. Recollection 275 III. Memories 278 IV. French Doll-Baby 280 ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Announcement of THE RIDDLE OF THE UNDERWORLD 283 Index 286 ILLUSTRATIONS Page I. The Author—A Modern Living Replica of the Ancient Greek Statue, “Hermaphroditos” (Photo by Dr. A. W. Herzog) Frontispiece