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 1 I    |        suppose you’d be here.” The laugh that greeted this common-place
 2 II   |            he knows not whether to laugh, or to be angry. After reflecting
 3 III  |            Absinthe, with a coarse laugh.~The implement was useful
 4 III  |           of information, you will laugh at the simplicity of the
 5 VII  |            he said with a derisive laugh.~“You may laugh as much
 6 VII  |           derisive laugh.~“You may laugh as much as you like,” retorted
 7 VII  |          shoulders with a sneering laugh. Still, beneath this cynical
 8 X    |        finally burst into a hearty laugh, gay, frank, and sonorous.~“
 9 X    |          burst into another hearty laugh, to the great amazement
10 X    |         comrades with me, we could laugh and chat, and the time would
11 XI   |        contrived to burst out in a laugh. His laugh was a poor one,
12 XI   |          burst out in a laugh. His laugh was a poor one, however;
13 XII  |             he burst into a hearty laugh.~“So that’s the result of
14 XII  |          the prisoner. He tried to laugh, but his merriment partook
15 XV   |          Lecoq burst into a hearty laugh. “Still,” continued he, “
16 XVI  |        listener, burst into a loud laugh. “Still that Russian princess,”
17 XVIII|            Gevrol, with a sneering laugh.~“Yes, sir.”~“You will not
18 XVIII|           General laughed; but his laugh, loud as it was, was yet
19 XIX  |      attitude, burst into a hearty laugh, exclaiming: “Do you think,
20 XXII | superintendent burst into a hearty laugh. “So you are ignorant of
21 XXIV |      Absinthe indulged in a hearty laugh: “Ah! that’s a good joke!”