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Edith, Isadora and Maud - but would actually prefer Edith, Maude, and Frances. Isadora feels too flowery next to the others. Plus Isadora and Esme are almost too similar sounding to me.
Blythe, Cecily and Gwendolyn - I like all the repeated "y's". Plus these three feel all bright and sunshiny; Rosalind has got a more sultry velvet, sort of vibe.
Josephine, Marguerite and Beatrice - all 3 classics but not as common as Elisabeth, which seems like the odd one out. Josephine, Margaret and Elisabeth would work though. Charlotte works ok but still feels a little too popular next too Josephine and Marguerite.
Emilia, Helena and Diana- only because I prefer Helena to Maria. Both sets work wonderfully.
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Blythe, Cecily and Gwendolyn - I like all the repeated "y's". Plus these three feel all bright and sunshiny; Rosalind has got a more sultry velvet, sort of vibe.
Josephine, Marguerite and Beatrice - all 3 classics but not as common as Elisabeth, which seems like the odd one out. Josephine, Margaret and Elisabeth would work though. Charlotte works ok but still feels a little too popular next too Josephine and Marguerite.
Emilia, Helena and Diana- only because I prefer Helena to Maria. Both sets work wonderfully.
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“All generalizations are false, including this one.”
my names list:
http://www.behindthename.com/pnl/111261
**currently my keyboard.... sucks. So please forgive my likely spelling errors**
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