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}}{{quote| | }}{{quote|He took a ten-foot slice from the entire north side of Lapis Lazuli House and simply built a wall upwards…The result being the oddest slice of London to ever be found.|Emma M. Lion on Lapis Lazuli Minor|ref={{Emma ref|e1|18 April 1883}}}}'''Lapis Lazuli Minor''' is an apartment within [[Lapis Lazuli]]. It is currently home to [[The Tenant]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:55, 22 May 2025
| Lapis Lazuli Minor | |
| Series | The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion |
|---|---|
| Location | St. Crispian's |
| City | London |
| Notable Residents | • The Tenant |
“He took a ten-foot slice from the entire north side of Lapis Lazuli House and simply built a wall upwards…The result being the oddest slice of London to ever be found. ”
—Emma M. Lion on Lapis Lazuli Minor[1]
Lapis Lazuli Minor is an apartment within Lapis Lazuli. It is currently home to The Tenant.
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