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Sense and Serendipity: Some Ways Fiction Writers Choose Character Names Sharon Blackand Brad Wilcox 152-163 2011-09-01
Rhyme and Reason: the Methods and Meanings of Cockney Rhyming Slang, Illustrated with Some Proper Names and Some Improper Phrases Leonard R.N. Ashley 124-154 1977-09-01
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