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Barnabas Collins found the portrait in 1897 among his uncle's papers and gave it to the current incarnation of Laura Collins. At first, she was stunned by the resemblance, but decided her chin was not as sharp as in the portrait. Magda Rakosi disagreed, saying they could be the same person. Laura had Magda first put the portrait away in a closet (740), but decided later that night to have her burn it. She claimed that she was unable to burn it herself (741).

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rdfs:label	Portrait of Laura Collins
rdfs:comment	Barnabas Collins found the portrait in 1897 among his uncle's papers and gave it to the current incarnation of Laura Collins. At first, she was stunned by the resemblance, but decided her chin was not as sharp as in the portrait. Magda Rakosi disagreed, saying they could be the same person. Laura had Magda first put the portrait away in a closet (740), but decided later that night to have her burn it. She claimed that she was unable to burn it herself (741).
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abstract	Barnabas Collins found the portrait in 1897 among his uncle's papers and gave it to the current incarnation of Laura Collins. At first, she was stunned by the resemblance, but decided her chin was not as sharp as in the portrait. Magda Rakosi disagreed, saying they could be the same person. Laura had Magda first put the portrait away in a closet (740), but decided later that night to have her burn it. She claimed that she was unable to burn it herself (741).

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