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The Wife of Bath is described as knowing the "remedies of love's mischances, /an art in which she knew the oldest dances." What does this line suggest about the wife's tale and some women in general?
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The Wife of Bath is described as knowing the "remedies of love's

mischances, /an art in which she knew the oldest dances." What does this line suggest about the

wife's tale and some women in general?

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