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Tears welled in Janet Dalley's gray-blue eyes when her husband suggested she couldn't write romance
Tears welled in Janet Dalley's gray-blue eyes when her husband suggested she couldn't write romance

Tears welled in Janet Dalley's gray-blue eyes when her husband suggested she couldn't write romance

Date4/17/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Tears welled in Janet Dalley's gray-blue eyes when her husband suggested she couldn't write romance. Boy; did she show him!
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0099534F
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