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'''''Liliput''''' was a [[magazine]] that, according to rumours spread by [[Coal Hill School]] students, was kept in the "library" that was the [[Coal Hill Staff Common Room|Staff Common Room]], after having been confiscated. When [[Susan Foreman]] entered the Common Room, she found this to be false. ([[PROSE]]: | '''''Liliput''''' was a [[magazine]] that, according to rumours spread by [[Coal Hill School]] students, was kept in the "library" that was the [[Coal Hill Staff Common Room|Staff Common Room]], after having been confiscated. When [[Susan Foreman]] entered the Common Room, she found this to be false. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|Time and Relative (novel)}}) | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
In the real world, the magazine is spelled ''Lilliput''. It was known for publishing female nudes. | In the real world, the magazine is spelled ''Lilliput''. It was known for publishing female nudes. | ||
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Liliput was a magazine that, according to rumours spread by Coal Hill School students, was kept in the "library" that was the Staff Common Room, after having been confiscated. When Susan Foreman entered the Common Room, she found this to be false. (PROSE: Time and Relative [+]Loading...["Time and Relative (novel)"])
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In the real world, the magazine is spelled Lilliput. It was known for publishing female nudes.
