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Trouble finds him: Peter Worthington sits at home with his terrier, Lucy, and the new book he was promoting in Western Canada when he talked himself out of a job
Trouble finds him: Peter Worthington sits at home with his terrier, Lucy, and the new book he was promoting in Western Canada when he talked himself out of a job

Trouble finds him: Peter Worthington sits at home with his terrier, Lucy, and the new book he was promoting in Western Canada when he talked himself out of a job

Date10/6/1984
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  • Trouble finds him: Peter Worthington sits at home with his terrier, Lucy, and the new book he was promoting in Western Canada when he talked himself out of a job
  • Trouble finds him: Peter Worthington sits at home with his terrier, Lucy, and the new book he was promoting in Western Canada when he talked himself out of a job.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Trouble finds him: Peter Worthington sits at home with his terrier, Lucy, and the new book he was promoting in Western Canada when he talked himself out of a job.
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    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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    Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0090078F
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