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	<title>Comments on: WHERE LONDON BOOKS TAKE PLACE.</title>
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		<title>By: Mary Jane Schaefer</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mary Jane Schaefer</dc:creator>
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		<description>I remember reading a story about a tour guide in Oxford who was taking around two jaded Americans who really didn&#039;t seem to care about anything she said. Finally, as a throw-away, she mentioned, &quot;And this is where Peter Wimsey kissed  Harriet Vane in a punt.&quot; They got very excited and made her go all over Oxford again, this time using &quot;Gaudy Night&quot; as the theme. She thought, and wrote, something to this effect: they were more excited about fictional characters and things that had never occurred than all the history I&#039;d been telling them. Ah, the power of the imagination. You tell me Peter and Harriet aren&#039;t real!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I remember reading a story about a tour guide in Oxford who was taking around two jaded Americans who really didn&#8217;t seem to care about anything she said. Finally, as a throw-away, she mentioned, &#8220;And this is where Peter Wimsey kissed  Harriet Vane in a punt.&#8221; They got very excited and made her go all over Oxford again, this time using &#8220;Gaudy Night&#8221; as the theme. She thought, and wrote, something to this effect: they were more excited about fictional characters and things that had never occurred than all the history I&#8217;d been telling them. Ah, the power of the imagination. You tell me Peter and Harriet aren&#8217;t real!</p>
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