After her son Harry married Mary, a myopic woman, Stopes cut him out of her will, arguing that prospective grandchildren might inherit the condition.
Stopes reasoned that prospective grandchildren might inherit the condition. After her son Harry married a myopic woman, Stopes cut him out of her will.
After her son Harry married a myopic woman, Stopes cut him out of her will. Stopes reasoned that prospective grandchildren might inherit the condition.
After her son Harry married a myopic woman, Stopes cut him out of her will. Stopes reasoned that prospective grandchildren might inherit the condition.