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To begin with, the old man had laughed at him.

She laughed at herself before I had a chance to.

No one laughed at her, although she more than half expected them to.

I look like a general now, he said and she laughed at him.

For answer, the men laughed at him and came on.

He laughed at himself, and went back into the house.

And then he laughed at me when I tried to get him back!

When I was a boy they laughed at the idea.

Their eyes met and they both laughed at the same time.

They would have laughed at him for not taking everything he could get.

Every face wore a grin, and each man expected it would be his turn next.

He was back in less than five minutes, wearing a pleased grin.

And this time at the party, well, he'd wear a bigger grin.

But he rights his boat and soon wears a broad grin.

A few minutes later, he returns, wearing an enormous grin.

She opened her eyes to see Stevens wearing a knowing grin on his face.

The two aids settled back and began to wear big grins.

His face wore a big grin as he planned for an addition to the evening's entertainment.

The face looking up at her wore a boyish grin.

He was still dressed for business and wore a wicked grin.