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The Caliph was a man of high royalty, who ordered a woman the task of entertaining him and his court with a story. If the woman did not entertain them, she would die. Her life was spared when she told the Caliph a story of an [[First Doctor|old man]] and his [[Susan Foreman|grand-daughter]] ([[ST | '''The Caliph''' was a man of high royalty, who ordered a [[Woman (The Longest Story in the World|woman]] the task of entertaining him and his court with a story. If the woman did not entertain them, she would die. Her life was spared when she told the Caliph a story of an [[First Doctor|old man]] and his [[Susan Foreman|grand-daughter]]. ([[ST]]: ''[[The Longest Story in the World]]'') | ||
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Revision as of 15:09, 13 September 2011
The Caliph was a man of high royalty, who ordered a woman the task of entertaining him and his court with a story. If the woman did not entertain them, she would die. Her life was spared when she told the Caliph a story of an old man and his grand-daughter. (ST: The Longest Story in the World)
