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 1     I,       V|     into a painful hysterical laugh. "Just like her! Her bonnet!
 2     I,    VIII|    old man broke into a merry laugh, that sounded like two pieces
 3     I,    VIII|     in his eye even after his laugh, and he regarded me with
 4     I,      XI|    Vice-Governor broke into a laugh, and Siegfried took hold
 5     I,      XI|    innocents stare at me, and laugh without the faintest blush;
 6     I,    XIII| ladies broke out into a merry laugh, returned the apparatus
 7     I,    XIII|  Siegfried broke into a merry laugh. "The dear boy is actually
 8    II,       I|        I broke into a ringing laugh, and both girls fled as
 9    II,       I|     And she broke into a loud laugh.~ ~A laughing Pallas! The
10    II,       V|       humiliate you, and then laugh you in the face and make
11    II,    VIII|    she laughed a short, harsh laugh, and continued -~ ~"Ha!
12    II,      IX|       long, ringing, scornful laugh - the laugh of offended
13    II,      IX| ringing, scornful laugh - the laugh of offended vanity, of angered
14    II,      IX|      of angered pride; such a laugh as women use to mask their
15    II,    XVII|       into a bitter, scornful laugh. "Countess," said I, "do