Woman’s Secrets — The Folk-Lore of Women — by T.F. Thistelton-Dyer — A Wrinkle In Time0

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• May 10, 2021

“Do not disclose your secret to your wife, nor trust your enemy at any time

A woman can’t keep a secret, nor let any one else do it

Red Haired Girls — The Folk-Lore of Women — by T.F. Thistelton-Dyer — A Wrinkle In Time0

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• May 10, 2021

The Legend of the Red Haired Women: “Red-haired barbarians” and “red-haired devils,” with which the Chinese were formerly in the habit of designating the English, it is evident that with them a similar strong antipathy prevailed to this unfortunate, and ill-omened, color of the hair.

Woman’s Fickleness — The Folk-Lore of Women — by T.F. Thistelton-Dyer — A Wrinkle In Time0

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A woman’s mind and winter wind change oft…She can laugh and cry both in a wind.

Local Allusions to Women — The Folk-Lore of Women — by T.F. Thistelton-Dyer — A Wrinkle In Time0

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• May 10, 2021

MANY of our old towns and villages throughout the country have long been famous for certain characteristics, and some of these which pay special honor to the fair sex are embodied in local rhymes, which, if not in all respects quite complimentary, are generally quaint and good-humored.