The Wit of Women


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(3.3 stars; 3 reviews)

It is refreshing to find an unworked field all ready for harvesting.

While the wit of men, as a subject for admiration and discussion, is now threadbare, the wit of women has been almost utterly ignored and unrecognized.

With the joy and honest pride of a discoverer, I present the results of a summer's gleaning.

And I feel a cheerful and Colonel Sellers-y confidence in the success of the book, for every woman will want to own it, as a matter of pride and interest, and many men will buy it just to see what women think they can do in this line. In fact, I expect a call for a second volume!


Kate Sanborn.

Hanover, N.H., August, 1885. (6 hr 26 min)

Chapters

Chapter I 32:13 Read by Joseph Tabler
Chapter II 30:57 Read by Maria de Fátima da Silva
Chapter III 48:30 Read by Mayah
Chapter IV 30:42 Read by Siobhan McAlpin
Chapter V 46:14 Read by Mayah
Chapter VI 36:00 Read by Kate Follis
Chapter VII, part 1 21:48 Read by Sherri Lothridge
Chapter VII, part 2 33:27 Read by Treefairy
Chapter VIII, part 1 20:22 Read by Gloria Begemann
Chapter VIII, part 2 39:22 Read by Gloria Begemann
Chapter IX 23:27 Read by Jan Moorehouse
Chapter X 23:47 Read by Mary Escano

Reviews

Hmmm


(2.5 stars)

Looks more like "The Wit Of Girls", from the cover art.