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Speak up please. There's nothing like a whisper to catch the interest of a curious toddler. Pint-sized art connoissur Nicholas Constantine, 14 months,(...)
Speak up please. There's nothing like a whisper to catch the interest of a curious toddler. Pint-sized art connoissur Nicholas Constantine, 14 months,(...)

Speak up please. There's nothing like a whisper to catch the interest of a curious toddler. Pint-sized art connoissur Nicholas Constantine, 14 months,(...)

Date11/23/1988
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Original Toronto Star caption: Speak up please. There's nothing like a whisper to catch the interest of a curious toddler. Pint-sized art connoissur Nicholas Constantine, 14 months, lends an ear yesterday beside sculptor Lea Vivot's The Secrets Bench outside the Professional Engineers Building on Yonge St.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0087713F
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Rosanne Lopers-Sweetman and Bob Sweetman, both students, waited 10 months for a subsidized day-care space for Nicholas, 18 months.
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