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Examples
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About lunch-time Jip asked Dab-Dab to tell the Doctor that he was getting worried and wanted to speak to him.
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Poor Gub-Gub began to weep; and Dab-Dab made ready to fly to save her life.
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Presently Dab-Dab saw the sail of another ship a long way behind them on the edge of the sea.
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Now one sunshiny day the Doctor and Dab-Dab were walking up and down on the ship for exercise; a nice fresh wind was blowing the boat along, and everybody was happy.
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"Yes," said Dab-Dab, who was toasting muffins for his tea, "it is indeed!"
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When he came back and said that it was done, the Doctor asked Dab-Dab to bring a basin.
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"Most interesting!" murmured the Doctor; and he took a book out of the trunk which Dab-Dab was packing and began turning the pages.
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Dab-Dab, the duck, used to keep herself cool by jumping into the sea and swimming behind the ship.
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And at last Dab-Dab found him on the other side of the village in a stable-yard, where all the dogs of the country-side were standing round him speechless with admiration and respect.
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Then the Doctor asked Dab-Dab to fly up and tell the swallows that pirates were coming after them in a swift ship, and what should he do about it.
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