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As much as I love Eloise, I think the Héloïse spelling looks even nicer. I love how elegant, sweet and noble this name feels. Makes me think either of a young, sweet, petite and very well-mannered girl, or a very feminine-looking woman of aristocratic origin. There's also something slightly mysterious to it. Not sure how it would work in the English-speaking world, or anywhere not Francophone really, especially if you wanted to use the special characters, but it's beautiful either way.
Héloïse de Jenlis is a French harpist. She performs together with her violinist sister Mathilde as the JenliSisters.
So gorgeous.
Spelled as Heloísa (pron. E-lo-EE-zə) in Portuguese. [noted -ed]
Héloïse El-o-weeze-eh.
I freaking love the name Heloise! I think the love story of Heloise and Abelard is really interesting! :D
Héloïse de Villefort is the evil second wife of Gérard de Villefort and the stepmother of Valentine in Alexandre Dumas' The Count of Monte Cristo. She goes on a poisoning spree, killing several people, culminating with her own son. (I still like the name though.)
Heloise is a very intelligent 11-year-old young girl from Jimmy Two-Shoes.
This is a very nice French name, although I don't think it would be at all nice in English, except maybe among French Canadians and in Canada in general it would be acceptable. :-)
Heloise is an adorable dog in Dodie Smith's 'I Capture the Castle'. They also have a cat named Abelard.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau (a famous philosopher of the Age of Enlightenment) wrote a novel called "La Nouvelle Héloïse" (the new Heloise). There isn't a character named Héloïse in this novel but the plot takes its inspiration from Héloïse and Abélard's story.
Mercedes Heloise, my daughter's name, the most beautiful one. Both names are in Le Comte de Monte Cristo. Read it!
Heloise is the name of a columnist/author/magazine editor, who helps people with household difficulties. As far as I know, she goes by only her first name.
Heloise was the name of a famous medieval writer/philosopher and nun. She is best known, however, through her ill-fated relationship with her mentor, Abelard, and the letters that survive from their lifelong correspondence.

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