How did the word wench ever fall out of favor?
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You might check out the International Wenches Guild at http://www.wench.org/about/what.php
This proves that wenches are alive and well, even though the feminists of the 60s and 70s would freak out about the continued use of the label.
I shall make my best effort to use the word often, and always following the words "Sweet" and "Wild."
How is the book? I've been curious about Gault but haven't read him yet.
Alas, I don't actually own this particular book, so I don't know how it is.
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