Volume

 1     I|  shall hear of it may well laugh. The child grew and was
 2   III| into the town he saw a man laugh because he saw another fall,
 3    IV|    of iron and of stone to laugh, and dogs to sing, and as
 4     V|   he made greater force to laugh than to refrain him. He
 5     V|   man. And he answered: To laugh. And the maid said: Nay,
 6    VI| turning, I had no cause to laugh but rather to mourn. The
 7    VI| then the apostles began to laugh and the duke said to them:
 8    VI|   them: I am afeard and ye laugh. And the apostles said:
 9    VI| never man saw him weep, ne laugh, ne never was in his mouth
10    VI|    she began debonairly to laugh, and when she had been long
11    VI|    by the hand he began to laugh; and anon as this woman