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ELINOR, (MRS. CLAYTON), an English novelist. the daughter of Douglas Sutherland, of Toronto, Ontario.

In 1892, she married Clayton. Glyn, of Kent, England. Mrs. Clayton first attracted wide attention by the publication of her book, "Three Weeks" (1907), a work which produced a sensation by its suggestive qualities. Among her other works are; "Visits of Elizabeth" (1900); "The Damsel and the Sage" (1903); "Destruction" (1919).

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