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what is the ironic or humorous about the following sentence? "Gilray kept pestering me with letters about his chrysanthemum. He seemed to have no faith in me--a detestable thing in a man who calls himself your friend." WHOSE WHO ANSWER ME THIS QUESTION I PUT IT AS BRAINLIEST!

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