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His tail, which normally wagged in response to any human question, remained still.
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It was this feature he now wagged in Bonnie's direction.
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Gault's head wagged in vigorous negation of Harper's contemplated act.
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The guard's head wagged in his helmet.
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No wonder tongues wagged in Oberstein.
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Her tail wagged in childish contentment.
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The pup's tail wagged in earnest.
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Hal reached forth a hand and patted the animal on the head, and the dog's tail wagged in friendship.
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Triumphal Return of Charles Gardiner West from the Old World; and of how the Other World had wagged in his Absence.
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Seven long-drawn gasps of incredulity greeted this utterance; seven pairs of eyes rolled involuntarily to the ceiling; seven heads wagged in accusation.
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In a genial article in the "Antiquary" describing how the world wagged in his parish of Blewbury, Berks, in the eighteenth century, the Rev.
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"Civilians." Danny's head wagged in mock disgust.
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"It's Swedish for 'moose.' You're not a German shepherd; you're a Swedish shepherd, now." I wagged in noncomprehension.