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He had lost none of his mirth, and his merry whistle still shocked some of the staid old Puritans. What is the correct interpretation of this sentence?
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He had lost none of his mirth, and his merry whistle still shocked some of the staid old Puritans.

What is the correct interpretation of this sentence?

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Many Puritans couldn't tolerate Charles's cheerful personality.
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