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Re: Why not the feminine forms?

by Anneza

9/10/2007, 4:55 AM

Gerharda, or Gerardien. Grandpapa was a very egotistical man, and only an exact match would satisfy him.

I found out about her in a ladies' dress shop where I worked as a student; it baffled me that a man should come in every few days and buy nylon stockings! (I was in the accounts department.) Finally I asked, and got the explanation.

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