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in reply to a message by mirfak
I think I prefer it as a first name on a female (a la Blythe Danner). However, I think it makes a stunning middle name for a male (Edward Blythe just popped into my head).
There is a strong "Anne of Green Gables" association for me, because of Gilbert and Anne (Shirley) Blythe, and their children.
I've never really thought about how I pronounce it. It's probably between the two instances, however.
There is a strong "Anne of Green Gables" association for me, because of Gilbert and Anne (Shirley) Blythe, and their children.
I've never really thought about how I pronounce it. It's probably between the two instances, however.
This message was edited 2/11/2011, 1:49 PM
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