Change: I can remember the joy of working and the joy of living that Alan imparted. His life was a constant affirmation of a Christian scale   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 467)

Change: , a memoir written by Alan Harkness' sister, Doris Christie.Family history: KalgoorlieAlan at eighteen months.Alan and his sister, DorisAb IntraAb-Intra Studio. Adelaide days.Alan and Doris in Europe. In Rome they stayed in the flat where Keats died. In Ridgefield, Connecticut.Photo of Mechthild Johannsen   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 54)

Change: These early images come from the pages of About Alan, a memoir written by Alan Harkness' sister, Doris Christie.KalgoorlieAlan at eighteen months.Alan and DorisAb Intra Studio. Adelaide days.Alan and Doris in Europe. In Rome they stayed in the flat where Keats died.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 47)

Change: These early images come from the pages of About Alan, a memoir written by Alan Harkness' sister, Doris Christie.Kalgoorlie   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 20)

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Change: These early images come from the pages of About Alan, a memoir written by hisAlan Harkness' sister, Doris Christie. This manuscript, a collage of memories of family life, was never intended for publication.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 33)

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