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The Wit of Women, by Kate Sanborn
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Title: The Wit of Women Fourth Edition
Author: Kate Sanborn
Release Date: April 5, 2009 [eBook #28503]
Language: English
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THE WIT OF WOMEN
by
KATE SANBORN
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"The Wit of Women," by Miss Kate Sanborn, [Funk & Wagnalls,] proves that the authoress is one of those rare women who are gifted with a sense of humor. Fortunately for her, the female sense of humor, when it does exist, is not affected by such trifles as "chestnuts." Therefore, women will read with pleasure Miss Sanborn's choice collection of these dainties. There are, however, many new anecdotes in Miss Sanborn's collection, and, taken as a whole, it may fairly be said to establish the fact that there have been feminine wits not inferior to the best of the opposite sex.