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I do not mean to insult the reader by pretending that I killed, for instance, a regiment of cavalry or swallowed a battery of guns, —such _______ tales would disgrace both the hearer and the teller.

A、ridiculous
B、ludicrous
C、laughable
D、absurd
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D

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