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Another visit to Dashing Tweeds

May 9, 2014June 22, 2015 Kat

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In Gillman's story 'If I Were A Man', Mollie awakes in her husbands body &talks at length about his pockets! @viddyviddy @_ElizabethMay about 1 week ago from Twitter for iPad
One of my faves is in Charlotte Perkins Gillman's (1914) 'The Yellow Wallpaper & other stories' @viddyviddy @_ElizabethMay about 1 week ago from Twitter for iPad
And Burman, Barbara (2002) Pocketing The Difference: Gender & Pockets in C19th Britain - https://t.co/ovSpx3bu4X @viddyviddy @_ElizabethMay about 1 week ago from Twitter Web Client
Also Fennetaux, Ariane (2008) Women’s Pockets & the Construction of Privacy in the Long C18th, C18th Fiction @viddyviddy @_ElizabethMay about 1 week ago from Twitter Web Client
Barbara Burman & Seth Debo's (2007) History of Pockets: the secret life of an everyday object' is a great text @viddyviddy @_ElizabethMay about 1 week ago from Twitter for iPad

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