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'''Phonetic spelling''', according to [[Susan Foreman]] spelled '''Fonetic Speling''' in its own system, was an alphabet with which Susan was familiar but was careful not to use. She compared it to a cross between the intentional bad spelling of [[Ronald Searle]] and the not-so-intentional bad spelling of [[Gillian Roberts]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Time and Relative (novel)|Time and Relative]]'')
'''Phonetic spelling''', according to [[Susan Foreman]] spelled '''Fonetic Speling''' in its own system, was an alphabet with which Susan was familiar but was careful not to use. She compared it to a cross between the intentional bad spelling of [[Ronald Searle]] and the not-so-intentional bad spelling of [[Gillian Roberts]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Time and Relative (novel)|Time and Relative]]'')


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Phonetic spelling

Phonetic spelling, according to Susan Foreman spelled Fonetic Speling in its own system, was an alphabet with which Susan was familiar but was careful not to use. She compared it to a cross between the intentional bad spelling of Ronald Searle and the not-so-intentional bad spelling of Gillian Roberts. (PROSE: Time and Relative)