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“[T]he background of the Mona Lisa can only be the Gatineau Hills as viewed looking east from Highway 366 between Perkins and Val-des-Monts. The Mona Lisa is thus plainly a Québécoise and I feel sure that her famously enigmatic smile must come from her reflecting on Quebec sovereignty.”

Trevor Hodge, professor of ancient technology, seems to have had a good life.

Margaret Soltan, February 27, 2012 7:41AM
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