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Duke Humfrey's Library in the Bodleian, with carved bookcases and a painted ceiling

Photo (cropped): David Iliff, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Fifteen reading rooms borrowed from the Bodleian, each with one defining feature: a stained-glass window, a portrait, an ancient atlas open to a particular page.

#	Locus	Entry
1	the porter's lodge	empty
2	the stone staircase	empty
3	Duke Humfrey's	empty
4	the Radcliffe rotunda	empty
5	the Oriental Room	empty
6	the map room	empty
7	the quiet corner	empty
8	the stained-glass bay	empty
9	the reference desk	empty
10	the card catalog	empty
11	the manuscript vault	empty
12	the senior common room	empty
13	the stairwell window	empty
14	the cloister exit	empty
15	the courtyard grass	empty

past the porter, up the stone stair into Duke Humfrey's, through the rotunda and the map room to the manuscript vault, then back out the cloister.

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