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ou get your wits back." "They're back, Curt; that twelve-foot fence of heavy elephant-proof wire which we noticed in the forest day before yesterday isn't the fencing to a game park. It encloses a thousand acres belonging to the New Race University. Did you know that?" "What's The New Race University?" asked Langdon, astonished. "You won't believe it--but, Curtis, it's a reservation for the--the p-p-propagation of a new and s-s-symmetrically p-p-proportioned race of g-g-god-like human beings! It's a deliberate attempt at cold-blooded scientific selection--an insult to every bald-headed, near-sighted, thin-shanked young man in the United States!" "William," said the other, coaxingly, "you had better lie down and let me make some wafer soup for you." "You listen to me. I'm getting calmer now. I want to tell you about these New Race women and their University and Amourette and Reginald Willett and the whole devilish business." "Is there--is there really such a thing, William? You would not tell me a bind like that just to make a goat of me, would you?" "No, I wouldn't. There _is_ such a thing." "Did you see it?" "No, I----" "How do you know?" "Amourette told me--shamelessly, defiantly, adorably! It was organised in secret out of the most advanced and determined as well as the most healthy, vigorous, and physically beautiful of all the suffragettes in North America. One of their number happened to own a thousand acres here before the State took the rest for its park. And here they have come, dozens and dozens of them--to attend the first summer session of the New Race University." "Is--is there actually a University in these woods?" "There is." "Buildings?" demanded Langdon, amazed. "No, burrows. Isn't that the limit? Curt, believe me, they live in caves. It's their idea of being vigorous and simple and primitive. Their cult is the cave woman. They have classes; they study and recite and exercise and cook and play auction bridge. Their object is to hasten not only political enfranchisement, but the era of a physical and intellectual equality which will permit them to mate as they choose and people this republic with perfect progeny. Every girl there is pledged to mate only with the very pick of physical masculine perfection. Their pledge is to build up a new, god-like race on earth, which ultimately will dominate, crush out, survive, and replace all humanity which has become degenerate. N
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