laughed
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| in clapped his hands and | laughed | and kept glancing to create |
| down calling clapped his hands | laughed | kept glancing shouted in fact |
| the poems and no one | laughed | at my jokes in fact |
| your eyes only no one | laughed | at roger moore s jokes |
| has anybody laughed nobody s | laughed | but they might what sort |
| was there and has anybody | laughed | nobody s laughed but they |
| structuralist alastair she said ally | laughed | thinking back to all the |
| threw back her head and | laughed | at the bewildered expressions on |
| the opening curtain the audience | laughed | and cried at tilting shadows |
| an then when the audience | laughed | aw the rest o the |
| worried about the afterlife maclaurin | laughed | out loud as he headed |
| lower yet she responded we | laughed | sandra s ok i like |
| f1049: i know m1048: she | laughed | but f1049: sh- she went |
| andy doesn t like being | laughed | at he doesn t like |
| stood on the sidelines and | laughed | at them m734: [laugh] could |
| big lunny an bear they | laughed | an they joked an slowly |
| premature climax but they d | laughed | contentedly their intimate knowledge of |
| dialect hitherto only despised and | laughed | at as broad scotch i |
| mine for that matter they | laughed | a lot together decency was |
| him home made broth and | laughed | as he struggled to walk |
| f606: [laugh] m822: he jist | laughed | an he put us on |
| wis a bobby he jist | laughed | an when he realised we |
| jist a fiver his pal | laughed | his heid aff saying i |
| uh huh because eh i | laughed | she said when she met |
| know watched it enjoyed it | laughed | at it and everything and |
| s a fite grumphie da | laughed | the child he particularly liked |
| the park and we all | laughed | somebody in my class was |
| the cat s trailed in | laughed | lily uncomfortably close to the |
| in our family then he | laughed | even though he hadn t |
| neither mr nor mrs morrison | laughed | at that remark somehow it |
| bedroom for a lang time | laughed | the wifie october 1998 thursday |
| our childhood home he always | laughed | heartily when he remembered this |
| frae ye he said mitchel | laughed | scornfully aye awbody would like |
| uh huh f785: everybody kinna | laughed | at my accent cause it |
| ye stories or sang or | laughed | wi ye when yer faither |
| down to kneel how duncan | laughed | they ll think it is |
| really is christmas and she | laughed | happily as they turned right |
| road so much as i | laughed | at her on my cctv |
| on the table well i | laughed | disinclined to take the question |
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