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Kirkpatrick at the Stadtvogtei-Gefängnis about three weeks ago, and heard from them that they had no complaint to make about the food.
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According to Voirrey, who was the only person to see him properly, Gef was the size of a small rat with yellowish fur and a large bushy tail (the Indian mongoose is in reality much larger than a rat and does not have a bushy tail).
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The creature soon revealed an ability to speak and introduced itself as Gef, a mongoose.
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Gef has been interpreted as a poltergeist, a normal animal, a cryptid, and as a hoax.
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Gef has been interpreted as a poltergeist, a normal animal, a cryptid, and as a hoax.
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Gef variously claimed to be "an extra extra clever mongoose", an "earthbound spirit" and "a ghost in the form of a weasel".
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Submit box tops in an envelope or sandwich bag labeled with student's name and homeroom number into the green drop box in the main office. april 7: LBJ Elementary kindergarten and first-grade Gef Pa'go field trip.
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Gef variously claimed to be "an extra extra clever mongoose", an "earthbound spirit" and "a ghost in the form of a weasel".
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Submit box tops in an envelope or sandwich bag labeled with student's name and homeroom number into the green drop box in the main office. april 7: LBJ Elementary kindergarten and first-grade Gef Pa'go field trip.
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Gef (pronounced/ˈdʒɛf/jef), referred to as the Talking Mongoose or the Dalby Spook, was a talking mongoose reported to inhabit a farmhouse known as Cashen's Gap near the hamlet of
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