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in reply to a message by Edie
Perdonally I prefer Beatrice. Although I don't know how you're pronouncing it, I like it better than any pronunciation of Beatrix.
Bea is nmsaa though.
I love the meaning too!
I think of Dante, but in today's times..few people do.
Haha! I actually think Snicket!
"Beatrice! Oh, Beatrice!"
"When we were together you took my breath away. Now yours is."
"Dead women tell no tales. Lonely men write them down." for an explanation see Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortuante Events Books. :)
-Seda*
Bea is nmsaa though.
I love the meaning too!
I think of Dante, but in today's times..few people do.
Haha! I actually think Snicket!
"Beatrice! Oh, Beatrice!"
"When we were together you took my breath away. Now yours is."
"Dead women tell no tales. Lonely men write them down." for an explanation see Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortuante Events Books. :)
-Seda*
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