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in reply to a message by Satu
I do not wish to start an argument with any of the intelligent people on this board. I am noncontroversial. When I use my mouse to move up or down a page, I avoid pushing the scroll bar---instead, I gently pull it.
Arabella is a feminine name discussed in “The Dictionary of First Names,” by Alfred J. Kolatch, c 1980, p. 310. "From the Latin ara, meaning "eagle" plus the Latin bella, meaning "beautiful." . . . Lady Arabella Stuart (1575-1615) . . ."
Reg Niles
RegNMINiles@cs.com
Arabella is a feminine name discussed in “The Dictionary of First Names,” by Alfred J. Kolatch, c 1980, p. 310. "From the Latin ara, meaning "eagle" plus the Latin bella, meaning "beautiful." . . . Lady Arabella Stuart (1575-1615) . . ."
Reg Niles
RegNMINiles@cs.com
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