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Jabberwocky was a poem by Lewis Carroll. It was about a boy killing a monster and contains a lot of nonsense words. The Doctor loved the words burbled and tulgy which he thought was good for describing woods and puddings. | Jabberwocky was a poem by Lewis Carroll. It was about a boy killing a monster and contains a lot of nonsense words. The Doctor loved the words burbled and tulgy which he thought was good for describing woods and puddings. (NSA: The Nightmare of Black Island) | ||
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Jabberwocky was a poem by Lewis Carroll. It was about a boy killing a monster and contains a lot of nonsense words. The Doctor loved the words burbled and tulgy which he thought was good for describing woods and puddings. (NSA: The Nightmare of Black Island)
