My friend, the Director, looked me in the face so good-naturedly that I had to laugh.

Johnson was introduced; and now I must laugh at a ridiculous Retrospection.

" Aurora gazed at him very tenderly, and then, with a gay laugh, she shook off her wig and let her curls fall about her shoulders.

Now I am a writer rather prejudiced against the idea of nationality; my habit of thought is cosmopolitan; I hate and despise a shrewish suspicion of foreigners and foreign ways; a man who can look me in the face, laugh with me, speak truth and deal fairly, is my brother though his skin is as black as ink or as yellow as an evening primrose.

Occasionally a merry laugh is heard, but I cannot say it is very general.

A hearty laugh escaped the artist.

His brain still heard the echo of her laugh.

Her laugh tinkled across it.

He would laugh then in a key so high and restless that the commandant, shaking his head, would murmur to the lieutenant beside him, "One day, Genet, we must be on the alert for a dagger in that quarter there, eh?"

He wanted to laugh out loud at a race of men that could be as simple as that.

He wanted to laugh at the bursting of the iridescent bubble of faith in the virtue of beautiful women.

She pounded with a huge, determined fist on alley gates, she learned expertly to thread the traffic and to laugh at the teamsters, their oaths, their curses.

" "And why does she laugh?"

But Ken thought only of vengeance against the traitor Kemp, and as for Roy, he was the sort to fight till he dropped, and laugh at any odds.

Roy gave a low laugh.

he said with a laugh.

Twice more this happened; then just as he began to feel that he could stand the strain no longer, he heard Roy's jolly laugh.

Miss Dale learns to laugh.

Fools and funny fellows; more "time to laugh" tales.

Were you hoping to find one of your old personal friends?" "Don't laugh, Captain.

" "Don't laugh, Captain.

" "It's all very well for you to laugh, Mrs. Armitage, but as I have thought of it all I have sometimes been in despair.

" "I don't care how much you laugh at me, Mrs. Armitage.

" "Let those laugh who win."

There was something in this so ludicrous as regarded the truth of the story, and yet so cruel as coming from her mother, that Florence hardly knew whether to cry or laugh as she laid her head upon the pillow.