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 1 1|         to have; but though they laughed at the questionable power
 2 1|          courage and loyalty. He laughed at everything, even at his
 3 1| destruction, and our journalists laughed amid the ruins. ~"What is
 4 1|          kindness for the army," laughed Euphrasia. ~"How happy they
 5 2|        her...~" 'You Hottentot!' laughed Rastignac; 'you do not know
 6 2|         to me as a brother,' she laughed. 'I should be finely ungrateful
 7 2|       Richer than you think,' he laughed. 'If I have my commission
 8 3| best-dressed women in Paris. She laughed to show her white teeth;
 9 3|         sight of," and they both laughed like children. ~"Pshaw!
10 3|         a she-coxcomb would have laughed, no doubt, at the break
11 3|     Children prattled, old women laughed and chatted; everything