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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?

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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