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}}{{quote|It is a glory to be in London again, and even better to be in St. Crispian's.|Emma M. Lion|ref={{Emma ref|e1|7 march 1883}}}}'''St. Crispian's''' is a fictional neighborhood in London, situated in the midst of Primrose Hill.{{Emma ref|e1|7 mar 1883}} It serves as the setting for the series ''[[The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion]]''. | }}{{quote|It is a glory to be in London again, and even better to be in St. Crispian's.|Emma M. Lion|ref={{Emma ref|e1|7 march 1883}}}}'''St. Crispian's''' is a fictional neighborhood in London, situated in the midst of Primrose Hill.{{Emma ref|e1|7 mar 1883}} It serves as the setting for the series ''[[The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion]]''. | ||
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“It is a glory to be in London again, and even better to be in St. Crispian's. ”
—Emma M. Lion[1]
St. Crispian's is a fictional neighborhood in London, situated in the midst of Primrose Hill.[1] It serves as the setting for the series The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion.
Geography[edit]
Whereabouts Lane[edit]
Baron's Square[edit]
King Henry's Road[edit]
Sterling Street[edit]
Traitors Road[edit]
Landmarks[edit]
The Dalliance[edit]
The Reed and Rite[edit]
The Keep[edit]
Jacob's Well[edit]
The Roman Wall[edit]
The Cleopatra[edit]
History[edit]
The Roman[edit]
Culture[edit]
Rules for Items Personal[edit]
Residents[edit]
Notable Residents[edit]
Emma M. Lion[edit]
Other Residents[edit]
- For a full list, see Residents of St. Crispian's.
Notes[edit]
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