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1 There was no humbug about the search, you will understand, Mr. Brett.
2 It was a first-rate, jolly good school; there was no humbug about it.
3 There was no humbug here; impossible for a moment to doubt his sincerity.
4 There is no humbug or braggadocio about Buffalo Bill.
5 Well, at any rate there 's no Humbug here.
6 He at least is no humbug ; he has no desire to avoid danger, but rather courts it.
7 Surely there is no humbug about that?
8 There 's no humbug about your playing.
9 Sir James particularly watched Fullerton, and at last he said to himself, "That fellow 's no humbug . "
10 There 's no humbug about her.
11 "There is no humbug about Dias," Bertie said as they left the others.
12 Are you sure he really wished to blow his brains out, and that there was no humbug about the matter?
13 And one reason for our delight in fire is that there is no humbug about flames: they are frankly, primaevally savage.
14 "There 's no humbug about my heart," announced the Tin Woodman, glaring indignantly at the Woggle-Bug.
15 "There 's no humbug about the boy," thought Mr. Caswell.
16 "Mr. Hosmer is really sick," explained the boy; "and there 's no humbug about his ailment, either.
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