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Re: Peg out of Marguerite

by Michelle (guest)

7/21/2004, 10:48 PM

It's possibly a nod to a forgotten term of endearment used in a Celtic language. Much like we get Nan from saying "mine Ann." Some sounds have a tendency to jump from word to word over time.

Michelle

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