-=>While in the White Hart, Russ Jernigan explained to Steven Horn that<=-
 RJ> Actually, I got the distinct impression that there is about four years
 RJ> between the first and last of the Harriet Vane novels.  Lord Peter
 RJ> certainly made up HIS mind rapidly but Harriet Vane certainly didn't.
 RJ> Anyone else got an opinion on this?
My impression, at least from the combination of books and TV productions,
was the Wimsey fell in love in the first book, but Harriet Vane took at
least another book or two to reciprocate.
FINISHED: Batya Gur. LITERARY MURDER
FINISHED: Laurie S. King. A GRAVE TALENT
FINISHED: Robert Phillips, ed. TRIUMPH OF THE NIGHT, ghost story coll.
CR: Bram Stoker.  THE JEWEL OF SEVEN STARS, 28/254
CR: Robert Silverberg. FACE OF THE WATERS, 17/436
CR: Marcel Proust. Book 2, WITHIN A BUDDING GROVE, 65/546
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... The stupid argue; the talented talk; the wise are silent.
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