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Warne

British  
/ wɔːn /

noun

  1. Shane ( Keith ). born 1969, Australian cricketer: a leg spinner, he took 708 wickets in 145 test matches (1992–2007)

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“Why, yes, Mrs. Warne,” said the Right Reverend, sliding his pointy black boot forward just a hint to keep her door from slamming shut on his petition.

From Literature

“Between you and me and the gaslights, Mrs. Warne,” he said, dabbing at a faint layer of nervous sweat that had formed above his lip, “the older mites at the orphanage do not have the same appeal as the babies. I don’t share this dreadful perspective, mind you. But as a girl of ten summers, dear Cornelia here doesn’t stand a chance of ever getting adopted.”

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Because Nell Warne was just about the prettiest name I’d ever heard.

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I am sorry to break the news to you, but my dear daddy, Cornelius Jeremiah Warne, has died.

From Literature

But now my daddy, Cornelius J. Warne, is splitting logs with the angels.

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