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'''''Doctor Who and Verdigris''''' was a book that was cited when [[Paul Magrs ( | '''''Doctor Who and Verdigris''''' was a book that was cited when [[Paul Magrs (in-universe)|Paul Magrs]] wrote about the time when {{Reid}} visited [[the Doctor]] during his [[exile on Earth]], while he was the "disgruntled [[lord]]" of his own [[The Doctor's cottage (The Celluloid Midas)|manor]]. Iris had been involved in a "ghastly plot" to make the Doctor think he was losing his [[mind]] over the fake [[alien invasion]]s that she had been creating in the [[1970s]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Bafflement and Devotion (short story)|Bafflement and Devotion]]'') | ||
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Doctor Who and Verdigris was a book that was cited when Paul Magrs wrote about the time when "Beryl Reid" Iris visited the Doctor during his exile on Earth, while he was the "disgruntled lord" of his own manor. Iris had been involved in a "ghastly plot" to make the Doctor think he was losing his mind over the fake alien invasions that she had been creating in the 1970s. (PROSE: Bafflement and Devotion)
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