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Why don't people understand that Mark Twain is not merely a great humorist?
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Simson was a great humorist, and was particularly averse to the company of ladies.
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To the great humorist-toMark Twain-theworld was a tragi-comedy.
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A great humorist is as rare as a great poet or a great philosopher.
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Richter, himself, a great humorist, defines it thus:
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That night the great humorist bade farewell to the public, and retired from the stage to die!
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Thackeray, whose opinion is just quoted, calls him "a great jester, not a great humorist."
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As the great humorist spoke of his recent visit to Hannibal, his old home, his voice trembled.]
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We are glad to see this great humorist's works put forward in a popular form, and at a price exceedingly low.
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The man was capable perhaps of the broad tolerance of the great humorist, certainly of very acute perception of life's minor incongruities.
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Some of the elders were great humorists and originals in their way.
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Oh, I tell you, the Huns are great humorists!
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All great humorists have been men grave at heart, and often men of more than ordinary trials.
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Who was the greatest humorist?
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'Oh,' she exclaimed, 'if this man isn't a great humorist!
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Many of the great sages of antiquity were also great humorists, and laughed long and heartily at a good jest.
