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From: features@ihuxf.UUCP (M.A. Zeszutko)
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Subject: Re: A book you all should read
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Date: Thu, 4-Apr-85 15:58:12 EST
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L S Chabot on Harlequin Romances:
> ...After I started the 4th one
>  about a red-haired orphan, they became merely boring rather than ridiculous.
>  :-) ]
> 
> L S Chabot

The unfortunate thing w/r/t these "romance" novels is that some people
actually *believe* them!  When I was in college, I worked as a 
governess for a child.  I was also an orphan, and approximately the
age of the heroines of those books.  I had *all* the usual attributes
of the stereotypical heroine of those novels, except the
"happily ever after" part.  Took me a long time to find out that
"the way its spozed to be" != the way it is.
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