Summary
This quote suggests that red-headed individuals who belong to a higher social class tend to have their hair color described as "auburn" instead of simply being referred to as "red." It implies that societal perceptions and judgments can influence the way people perceive and label physical attributes. This could reflect how societal norms and standards often shape the ways in which we categorize and define characteristics based on social hierarchies.
By Mark Twain
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