Folk knowledge and old secrets, often garbled and no longer understood, can sometimes still be found in such apparently innocent repositories as fairy tales and children's songs.Â
In "The Secret Fire", the song 'Oranges and Lemons', its true meaning long forgotten, is said by the novel's main villain, Isambard, to encode a great London secret – the location of the mighty artery of power that is the city's main ley line.
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(View the London or "St Paul's" ley line on a map)
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