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Hemingway researcher: David Donnell, a local poet, has written a history of the author's brief stay in Toronto
Hemingway researcher: David Donnell, a local poet, has written a history of the author's brief stay in Toronto

Hemingway researcher: David Donnell, a local poet, has written a history of the author's brief stay in Toronto

Date9/2/1982
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Original Toronto Star caption: Hemingway researcher: David Donnell, a local poet, has written a history of the author's brief stay in Toronto.
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      Object NumberTSPA_0044294F
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