Two lit-tle girls, named Anne and May, Came by with mirth and laugh-ter ring-ing, Anne ran to seize the in-sect gay May fol-low-ed fast and ceased her sing-ing.

He says: "Sweet Minne-ha-ha like a child at play, Comes gaily dancing o'er her pebbly way, 'Till reaching with surprise the rocky ledge, With gleeful laugh bounds from its crested edge.

Such madness of mirth lies In the haunting hazel eyes, When the melody of her laugh charms the listening night; Its glamour as of old My charmed senses hold, Forget I earth and heaven in the pleasures of sense and sight.

"I swallered a laugh cross-ways and put on a serious face.

The silk tore up, the ribs broke out, In spite of Nel-ly's sway-ing; And peo-ple laugh-ed at her, no doubt That comes of dis-o-bey-ing.

Clotilde let a little nervous laugh escape through her dejection.

D'ye reckon he's goin' to let his partners get the laugh onter him?

Even though here and there the line is brightened by the attractive appearance of the schoolgirls of the Escuela Municipal, with their sashes across their shoulders and their books in their hands, followed by their servants, yet scarcely a laugh resounds or a joke can be heardnothing of song or jest, at best a few heavy jokes or scuffles among the smaller boys.

Those who heard the President's laugh ring out will not soon forget the western city which, directly under the barred window of the city lockup, displayed a Taft picture with the legend "Welcome" on it.

"I suppose you think me one of these I-dare-you-to-make-me-laugh sort of chaps.

The giddy laugh vanishes, the idle chatter is hushed, and the buffoon becomes a hero.

" She gave a strange, short laugh againexcitement, exultationand held the paper as if it were a living thing.

I never heard her laugh yetexcep' in her sleep efter eatin' a crab.