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 1      I,       I|   terror.~ ~The old gentleman laughed merrily, and said:~ ~"Why,
 2      I,     III|      burglary."~ ~The marquis laughed.~ ~"I see, M. Cambray, that
 3     II,       I|          Ha, ha, ha!" merrily laughed the baroness. "You are the
 4     II,      II|    her face."~ ~"Ha, ha, ha!" laughed Bernat bácsi. "And this
 5    III,      II|    tried it."~ ~"Ha, ha, ha!" laughed the maid. "Thou canst not
 6     IV,     III|    become distorted."~ ~Marie laughed. "If I had a crooked mouth,
 7      V,      II|   audience. Even the baroness laughed immoderately, but suppressed
 8      V,      II|   unchristian."~ ~The company laughed at this harmless anger.~ ~
 9      V,      II| ejaculated the count. Then he laughed heartily.~ ~"Yes, you; and
10      V,      II|      burden on my heart?" She laughed harshly, then asked suddenly: "
11      V,      II|    his hair.~ ~Again the lady laughed, then said apologetically: "
12      V,      II|     your wife."~ ~The colonel laughed in a peculiar manner.~ ~"
13     VI,      II|      suspicious!"~ ~The count laughed, then said:~ ~"Herr Vice-palatine,
14     VI,     III|     around Ludwig's neck, and laughed for very joy.~ ~"You will
15     VI,      IV|         The other young woman laughed merrily.~ ~"He may come
16     VI,       V|    alarm.~ ~"Ha, ha!" merrily laughed the young girl, "then I
17      X,       I|      to a cheerful mood.~ ~He laughed heartily, slapped Master
18      X,     III|       among the pillows alone laughed - laughed aloud for joy.~ ~
19      X,     III|       pillows alone laughed - laughed aloud for joy.~ ~And had