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Understanding the Symbolism of the Hat and Hare: A History of Insanity
Hat and Hare
The phrase originated in the 19th century when the hat was worn by people from high society and the hare was associated with witchcraft. So the phrase refers to a person who doesn't know whether to dress for madness or for sanity.
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