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Subject:	Re: Fairytale Names?
Author:	Anthony (Authenticated as Anthony)
Date:	September 27, 2004 at 11:38:28 PM
Reply to:	Re: Fairytale Names? by Andy

I think in English it is pretty much the same Rumpleschiltzskin or something to effect, I only ever heard the story never read it.

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Messages in this thread:

Fairytale Names? - Jacks Sep 27 2004, 5:08:49 PM
- Re: Fairytale Names? - Andy Sep 27 2004, 11:20:38 PM
  - Re: Fairytale Names? - me me Oct 16 2004, 3:38:31 PM
  - Re: Fairytale Names? - Miss Claire Sep 28 2004, 9:21:27 AM
    - Re: Fairytale Names? - Andy Sep 28 2004, 9:34:38 AM
      - Re: Fairytale Names? - Miss Claire Sep 28 2004, 2:05:09 PM
        
        Slightly OT interjection - Miranda Sep 28 2004, 4:35:23 PM
        
        Re: Slightly OT interjection - Anneza Sep 29 2004, 12:30:56 AM
  - Rumpelstilzchen . . . - Chrisell Sep 27 2004, 11:55:48 PM
    - Re: Rumpelstilzchen . . . - Andy Sep 28 2004, 12:46:23 AM
      - Re: Rumpelstilzchen . . . - Anneza Sep 29 2004, 12:33:24 AM
      - Bother, I'm at home with the book now and remembered it incorrectly . . . - Chrisell Sep 28 2004, 5:14:52 AM
  - Re: Fairytale Names? - Anthony Sep 27 2004, 11:38:28 PM
    - It's Rumpelstiltskin. nt - Miranda Sep 28 2004, 12:21:12 AM
- Re: Fairytale Names? - Miranda Sep 27 2004, 6:22:06 PM
  - Re: Fairytale Names? - Andy Sep 28 2004, 9:35:37 AM

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