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 1 8 |       village," said Felicite, laughing. "What!~did you not see
 2 10|      perdition," said Calyste, laughing. "I was on the mall when
 3 10|    madame," said the marquise, laughing. "I assure you~that my wit
 4 10|        present moment, must be laughing heartily at the~provincial
 5 11|  Calyste?" cried the marquise, laughing, in~a tone which proved
 6 12|      without mercy," she said,~laughing.~ ~"Calyste is a boy who
 7 13|        Pen-Hoel could not help laughing at her niece's~gesture;
 8 14|      by a rock!" said Beatrix, laughing.~ ~"When you speak thus,"
 9 14|        evening about love, and laughing at the different ways that
10 18|     have stayed there," I said laughing.~Calyste kept silence, so
11 19|      the staircase," she said, laughing. "Come~in."~ ~In the middle
12 19|       That!" said the duchess, laughing; "why, that is written on
13 20|      about which Calyste said, laughing:~ ~"In spite of all you
14 21|      de trop/," said~Clotilde, laughing. While Athenais kissed her
15 25| certain footing," said~Maxime, laughing. "Don't go on your own two
16 25|       hell," said de Trailles, laughing. "Well, this~evening."~ ~
17 26|    dear," said Madame Schontz, laughing at Maxime's expression, "