Anne of Avonlea · Character
St. Clair Donnell
A dramatic boy in Anne's class who recites poetry.
minor
Also known as St. Clair, Donnell
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St. Clair Donnell shows up with force in Facts and Fancies. The page is where that presence becomes real.
A student whose freckled face is compared to the spelling of 'speckled'; writes a terse composition about the Avonlea Hall.
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