Book, Chapter

 1    1,  15|     the little room with his laughter and hand-clapping, pulled
 2    1,  19| adroitly put a stop to their laughter by exclaiming, "We can see
 3    1,  22|     from tears she passed to laughter, and fell to running her
 4    1,  22|    broke into such a peal of laughter that we were alarmed. The
 5    1,  23|      was filled with mocking laughter, and we, who could see no
 6    1,  24|     drink?" Given away by my laughter, the maid clapped her hands
 7    1,  28|     splitting his sides with laughter when Quartilla noticed him,
 8    1,  30|      without a great deal of laughter. Then the catamite, also
 9    2,  51|   consideration, and hid our laughter by drinking more and oftener.
10    2,  62|     time been holding in his laughter, burst into an uproarious
11    2,  68|     open palms, yelling with laughter, "Buck! Buck! How many fingers
12    2,  77|    their boisterous peals of laughter; others tried to pick rings
13    4, 117|      this tale with roars of laughter, and Tryphaena blushed not
14    5, 144|     accompaniment of ringing laughter in which he himself joined.
15    6     |     have often been moved to laughter. How comes it, O grave philosophers,