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There are some passages too ludicrous; but every human performance has its faults.
2
You must forgive my laughing, but the idea is too ludicrous.
3
Proving that in the end, nothing is too ludicrous to eventuate.
4
After a time, the entire Celano's charade became even too ludicrous for Humphreys.
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But the sheep escaped from their keepers, and, oh, isn't it too ludicrous?
6
The picture Browning presented and the incident he was relating were altogether too ludicrous.
7
The contrast is too ludicrous-drivento the point of exaggeration to which they drive it.
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But that idea was too ludicrous, and suddenly struck by the absurdity, she laughed out.
9
The effect was altogether too ludicrous to be borne.
10
The proposal was too ludicrous to be long defended.
11
Both circumstances are justly thought, but rather too ludicrous.
12
His confidence in her had been too ludicrous.
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The result is almost too ludicrous for record.
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Such a part was too ludicrous to conceive.
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The idea would be too ludicrous to utter aloud, and yet she knew it to be true.
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He tried to imagine Julia fighting at his side, but the vision was too ludicrous to contemplate.
