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Book jacket for my forthcoming book            Note: If you wish to receive, via e-mail, (1) my weekly newsletter or (2) daily copies of these posts, write to me at rrbates1951@gmail.com. Comments may also be sent to this address. I promise not to share your e-mail with anyone. To unsubscribe, write here as well.WednesdayI recently completed proofreading the galleys (if that’s what they’re still called) of my forthcoming book, which of course is tremendously exciting. Then I had the slightly ...

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Rumpus Original Fiction: The Man from Washington By Zak Salih January 23rd, 2019 Croydon came out from the kitchen and onto the front porch and there he was, the man from Washington, toeing a chair out from under the patio table with a loafer like an alligator snout. Croydon struggled for a name. M-something. Matt? Mike? He’d have to go back and check the register. "You look exh...

Sebastian: Name Meaning, Popularity, and Similar Names

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Charles Janet

Charles JanetSourceURL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Janet?wprov=sfti1Charles JanetSourceURL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Janet?wprov=sfti1Open main menuHomeRandomNearbyLog inSettingsDonateAbout WikipediaDisclaimersSearchCharles JanetLanguageWatch EditCharles Janet in around 1925Charles Janet (French: [ʒanɛ]; 15 June 1849 – 7 February 1932) was a French engineer, company director, inventor and biologist. He is also known for his innovative left-step presentation of the...

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PHYLLIS: A TWIN - Chapter 4 - Janet Arrives - chapter text

Phyllis: A Twin, by Dorothy Whitehill. 1920, Barse & Co.   CHAPTER FOUR: JANET ARRIVES Phyllis opened her eyes on Wednesday morning, and frowned as she heard the rain beating down on the tin roof below her window. "It has no business to rain to-day of all days," she said crossly; "but, after all, it doesn't matter, for, rain or shine, Janet is coming." She looked through the open door into the room adjoining hers and smiled. From her bed she c...

THE PAGE TWINS SERIES By DOROTHY WHITEHILL

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Jane fem. proper name, from French Jeanne, Old French Jehane, from Medieval Latin Johanna (see John). As a generic name for "girl, girlfriend" it is attested from 1906 in U.S. slang. Never a top-10 list name for girls born in the U.S., it ranked in the top 50 from 1931 to 1956. It may owe its "everywoman" reputation rather to its association with the popular boy's name John. Entries related to janejanetjeanjennyjinnyjohnOthers are reading Open in appAdvertisement Dictionar...

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