Spanish
solemne Lacking humor; a wink of warning"- Truman Capote.
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Silas looked at her out of his melancholy and unhumorous eyes.
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He said this with a mechanical, slow, and unhumorous voice.
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Even the profound, unreasonable, unhumorous idealism of old Steadfast had its quaint, Utopian appeal.
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Faulkner regarded him with unhumorous appraisal, drew up a chair.
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He took his cigar from his lips and looked at her with not unhumorous dryness.
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I had a suffocating, not unhumorous, sense of self-consciousness.
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Plump, prosperous, wearing a pleasant but quite unhumorous smile, Theron G. Macy greeted him warmly.
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The unhumorous smile appeared.
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There was "renewed laughter," but Colonel Winwood remained the hero of the half-hour and received the ecstatic congratulations of unhumorous friends.
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"Extraordinary woman!" said Lady Ingleton, with a faint, unhumorous smile.
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"That was a real unhumorous laugh," Evans said.
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Silas looked at her out of his melancholy and unhumorous eyes.
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He said this with a mechanical, slow, and unhumorous voice.
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Even the profound, unreasonable, unhumorous idealism of old Steadfast had its quaint, Utopian appeal.
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Faulkner regarded him with unhumorous appraisal, drew up a chair.
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He took his cigar from his lips and looked at her with not unhumorous dryness.