Chapter

 1     I|       of jokes, and every one laughed aloud in anticipation.~ ~
 2     I|     laugh or to cry. First he laughed, and then he grumbled again,
 3     I|      oration.~ ~And the Nabob laughed till he got blue in the
 4     I|       any longer."~ ~Abellino laughed aloud at the old fellow'
 5    II|       You answered me there," laughed the young dandy. "In an
 6    II|   your part!"~ ~"Ha, ha, ha!" laughed the young dandy. "I am not
 7   III|       shame, and the drinkers laughed heartily at one another,
 8    IV|     the young people in there laughed so uproariously at this
 9    IV|  people looked down upon him, laughed at, cursed him, sneered
10    VI|      in full.'"~ ~The seconds laughed immensely at the idea, and,
11   VII|    sententiously, when he had laughed heartily over each separate
12   VII|      the waggish company, who laughed and joked all the way from
13   VII|     At this the whole company laughed heartily.~ ~"Then why send
14  VIII|      a husband by all means," laughed Fanny, roguishly clipping
15  VIII|      Boltay was delighted. He laughed till the tears ran down
16    IX|     of a smile.~ ~Squire John laughed good-naturedly at the comic
17     X| laughing, and as whenever she laughed she displayed not only the
18     X|       tree!"~ ~But Flora only laughed good-naturedly, and said -~ ~"
19     X|  humours; his face beamed, he laughed aloud, and he thought to
20    XI|   they kissed each other, and laughed at the facility with which
21    XV|      At these words Kecskerey laughed louder than ever.~ ~"Since
22   XVI|    much offended.~ ~Kecskerey laughed good-humouredly. "Ma foi!
23 XVIII|   point of the jest, suddenly laughed aloud. Then, all at once,