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| 61. | a writer; an author; a man of letters |
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| 62. | But what was humorous about it? |
| 怎么会是幽默? |
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| 63. | facetious remarks. |
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| 64. | Money will buy a pretty dog, but it won't buy the wag of his tail. --J, Billings, American humorist |
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| 65. | transatlantic humour |
| [英]美国式幽默 |
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| 66. | He has a streak of humour in him. |
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| 67. | barnyard humor. |
| 下流的幽默 |
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| 68. | gallows humors |
| 充满怨恨的幽默[美]面临大难时的幽默 |
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| 69. | elephantine humour |
| 拙劣的幽默 |
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| 70. | Swearing was invented as a compromise between running away and fighting. --Finley Deter Dunne. American journalist and humorist |
| 美国记者、幽默作家邓恩 |
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