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PatW
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Well I mentally pronounce it Fray-uh, however wouldn't it depend on the "origin" of the names? If I remember correctly their mother had a passion for early English history - I don't think the names are Norse.
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Elizabeth Rolls
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Her brothers, except for Wulfric of course, sometimes shorten her name affectionately to "Free". Might be a clue to the pronunciation.
I assumed she was just olive skinned, because otherwise she'd have had comments about her sadly tanned complexion, I would think.
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clutterconqueror
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Well, since there doesn't seem to be consensus on the pronunciation, I think I will suggest freesia, like the flower. 
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