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

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Women for the most part do not love us. They do not choose a man because they love him, but because it pleases them to be loved by him

Love Tests — The Folk-Lore of Women — by T.F. Thistelton-Dyer — A Wrinkle In Time0

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He induces a young heiress to run away with a footman by persuading a young girl ’tis her destiny, and sells the old and ugly philtres and love-powder to procure them sweethearts

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

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“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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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.