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HelpRe: Eye-catchers from an 1871 Publication, Batch 2 (49 names)
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Edwin Leander is wonderful.
Something about Emory Frank makes me giggle; I think it's because they just seem so incompatible to me, like it's two worlds colliding. I dunno.
Harriet Knower intrigues me... Knower is really interesting. I actually kinda like it. Hm...
Something about Emory Frank makes me giggle; I think it's because they just seem so incompatible to me, like it's two worlds colliding. I dunno.
Harriet Knower intrigues me... Knower is really interesting. I actually kinda like it. Hm...
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Agreed on Edwin Leander. Emory Frank's oddball vibe is what made me include it; it flows well, I like both names, they feel well-suited temp-wise (I get warmth from each), yet they're not quite, to paraphrase you, compatible.
I thought Knower was intriguing as well and this "virtue" doesn't seem to be so popular as the others, at least not among the few hundred pages of descendants I scanned through; this was the only bearer I saw. (Not that I didn't miss plenty of interesting names, I'm sure.)
I thought Knower was intriguing as well and this "virtue" doesn't seem to be so popular as the others, at least not among the few hundred pages of descendants I scanned through; this was the only bearer I saw. (Not that I didn't miss plenty of interesting names, I'm sure.)
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