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	Morningrise  #316949  Thu, 18 Jan 07 09:08 PM Geoffrey Chaucer died in 1400. How do you read the date?    Morningrise Joined on Thu, Dec 21 2006 Naples (Italy) New Member (18) Just one second, and I was left with nothing Her fragrance still pulsating through damp air That day came to an end And she had lost in me, her credence. Opeth, "Demon of...
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	Annvan  #316953  Thu, 18 Jan 07 09:18 PM I'd say "fourteen hundred".    Annvan Joined on Mon, Sep 4 2006 The Philippines Regular Member (552)
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	spinnaker  #316969  Thu, 18 Jan 07 10:06 PM or thousand-four-hundred    spinnaker Joined on Sat, Apr 23 2005 Regular Member (767)
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	Philip  #317004  Thu, 18 Jan 07 11:10 PM  Annvan wrote: I'd say "fourteen hundred". Just a little more. 1401 "fourteen hundred and one" or "fourteen 'oh' one" 1425 "fourteen twenty-five" (most often, I believe)    Philip Joined on Thu, Jun 23 2005 USA Pacific Northwest (Seattle) Veteran Member (5,954) At reise er at leve! - H. C. Andersen
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	spinnaker  #317009  Thu, 18 Jan 07 11:14 PM And what's about 1402? fourteen hundred and two? After which number, none and is needed?    spinnaker
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	Marvin A.  #317123  Fri, 19 Jan 07 06:49 AM  Spinnaker wrote: And what's about 1402? fourteen hundred and two? After which number, none and is needed? 1400- fourteen hundred 1402 - fourteen oh two    Marvin A. Joined on Fri, Dec 8 2006 Regular Member (638)
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