Janeway
[jeyn-wey]
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noun
Elizabeth (Hall),1913–2005, U.S. novelist and short-story writer.
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This was the first time I had ever seen Dr. Janeway in the sick-room.
Some Personal Recollections of Dr. JanewayJames Bayard Clark
About this time, I reminded him of the account of Janeway, which he once read at my desire.
The Works of William CowperWilliam Cowper
Major Janeway was sent with two squadrons to his relief, and the fight redoubled in intensity.
Campfire and BattlefieldRossiter Johnson
Major Janeway also had a narrow escape, a ball passing so close to his forehead as to redden the skin.
Campfire and BattlefieldRossiter Johnson
She rode reluctantly on when the game was finished, and saw over the arched gateway the words, "Janeway School for Girls."
The Girl from MontanaGrace Livingston Hill