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 1 I  |         got it?" asked the man, laughing, and showing a set~of teeth
 2 III|    cried one of the new-comers, laughing.~ ~The words reached Oscar'
 3 IV |          Well," said the count, laughing, "I have the grand cross
 4 IV |        Ha! good," said Georges, laughing.~ ~"After being a corsair,
 5 V  | thwarting it," said the farmer, laughing.~ ~"The count could appoint
 6 V  |        that his companions were laughing at him, now~resolved, at
 7 V  |     which would make you die of laughing,--exactly like~Arnolphe
 8 VI |      the small bourgeoisie from laughing at Madame~Moreau, who, in
 9 VI |     Done for!" cried the rapin, laughing. "He whom we took for a~
10 VI |      two artists, who went away laughing at the expression of Oscar'
11 VI |      America," added the count, laughing. "But you are too~young
12 IX |     night," said Fanny Beaupre,~laughing, to Florentine.~ ~"Oh! poor
13 XI |       July!" cried the painter, laughing.~"Well, I always said it