The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT) SOMERSET, Va. -- Jan. 16, 2008 -- COLLINS-AT-HOME-2 -- Ginger Donelson and James Collins (with their setters Tommy and Bella), relax on the front steps they added to their one-room-deep antebellum house in Somerset, Va., in January 2008. Collins was once described to the woman who is now his wife as the kind of guy you could imagine sitting in a wing chair reading Dickens. "That was sort of alarming," said Donelson, who went out with him anyway, "as was the fact that he gave up opera tickets to meet me." On a typically mild Virginia morning a few days after Christmas, no wing chairs were in evidence in Collins' and Donelson's red brick antebellum house here, though there were lots of similarly old-fashioned props: walls of books, squashy chintz-covered chairs and ancestors (hers) in gilded frames, as well as two floppy-eared English setters and a roaring fire. (Brendan Smialowski/The New York Times)
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