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HelpRe: Anne of Green Gables names + pron. question
in reply to a message by sandrinchen
I think Gable could work as a girls' middle name, but then I'm a little weird lol ...
I like Diana best, and Anna if I could use another form of Anne's name. I also like Cordelia, the name Anne always wished were hers. In the second (?) book there's a minor character named Annetta and another named Dora "Dory". I think those are both sweet names too.
When I was little I had the audio tapes of "Anne of Green Gables", and I'm pretty sure Lynde is simply pr'd "lind" :-)
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I like Diana best, and Anna if I could use another form of Anne's name. I also like Cordelia, the name Anne always wished were hers. In the second (?) book there's a minor character named Annetta and another named Dora "Dory". I think those are both sweet names too.
When I was little I had the audio tapes of "Anne of Green Gables", and I'm pretty sure Lynde is simply pr'd "lind" :-)
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"You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true."
♥Elinor♥
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I think Gable is kind of cute, too. :b My mother has said she thinks it would be cute on a little boy (I'd be afraid people would think my child couldn't pronounced Gabriel, lol), but then again, she's always loved Clark Gable. :) I saw a woman on Queer Eye for the Straight Guy named Gable. Oddly enough, her boyfriend was named Lawson Clark, so if they got married, she'd be Gable Clark. lol
I like Diana and Cordelia. I never cared for Anne, thought it was plain, though I love the character, too. But my mother's name is Shirley, and I used to think a hyphenated mn name of Anne-Shirley would be cute. Maybe a little much, though. :b
I like Diana and Cordelia. I never cared for Anne, thought it was plain, though I love the character, too. But my mother's name is Shirley, and I used to think a hyphenated mn name of Anne-Shirley would be cute. Maybe a little much, though. :b
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