Kipling's poem "the Ladies"
I Never Learned Their Names" was written by Anna Akhmatova.
The duration of They Learned About Women is 1.58 hours.
They Learned About Women was created on 1930-01-31.
A homonym for something learned is "taught." Both words sound the same but have different meanings.
Susan Hill wrote The Women In Black
He Learned About Women - 1933 was released on: USA: 2 March 1933
Walt Whitman
Robert Frost wrote it just learned and talked about this in English class
The cast of Learned Pigs and Fireproof Women - 1989 includes: Ricky Jay as himself
1st AnswerNuns2nd AnswerI think we have some reason to believe that most learned women of the Middle Ages were not nuns. If you look at the lists of medieval women authors, I believe you will find that about half were writing secular literature in the vernacular. I would expect nuns to write mostly religious or medical works in Latin.But the lists of authors are not complete, and there are many more women authors to be found among those who wrote poems and set them to music, such as the trobairitz, and these were all, or nearly all, secular writers. How many of them were learned is another matter.please see the links below.
Gunsmoke - 1955 He Learned About Women 7-21 was released on: USA: 24 February 1962
she wrote " women of the nineteenth century"
Learned (educated) or inteligent? Learing is a continuing process and inteligence is the gift of rationalising. So surely, somebody who is inteligent will help others solve their problems and those who are learned will get something from any input. Inteligent women can help by having children and nurturing them and replacing themselves, learned women can just go on learning.......