David Harum · Character
Miss Clara
A young woman, possibly a friend or relative of the Blakes.
minor
Also known as Clara
First appearance: i
Miss Clara shows up with force in XXXIII. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The younger Miss Verjoos, blue-eyed and smiling, teases John about his compliments and mentions her friendship with David Harum.
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In XXXIII: The younger Miss Verjoos, blue-eyed and smiling, teases John about his compliments and mentions her friendship with David Harum. Later, in XXXVI: Invites John to a musical evening at her home and discusses…
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- Closing
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