Quotes About Laughter
La vita è un rosario di piccole miserie, che il filosofo sgrana ridendo. Siate filosofi come me signori: mettevi a tavola e beviamo: l'avvenire non sembra mai così roseo, come quando lo si guarda attraverso un bicchiere di chambertin
~ Alexandre Dumas
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But God laughs at he presumption of man. Who wants to raise and prostrate the powers on earth without consulting the King above.
~ Alexandre Dumas
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La vie est un chapelet de petites misères que le philosophe égrène en riant.
~ Alexandre Dumas
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You knew and you've been laughing at me.' 'No.' 'Standing by and shaking with laughter.' 'Standing by and loving you.
~ Alfred Bester
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I'm old, Franny reminded him when she noticed his bleak expression. But it's still me in here. So be careful. Vincent laughed, then offered his arm so that Franny could link her arm through his.
~ Alice Hoffman
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She only went out that night because Helene threw a fit and called her a baby and she finally gave in and said she would drive. It sounds like a corny, lame excuse; it feels like a lie, even to herself. All the same, it's true. By now, Shelby is so confused, all she can remember is stepping on the brake after the car hit a patch of ice and spinning around and Helene laughing, like they were in a Tilt-A-Whirl car, and then the crunch of metal against metal.
~ Alice Hoffman
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In the dining room, my brother—the scholar—was asking my father what it meant, amadan. My father said, "A fool. It means someone's a fool." Even with the water running, the cup of soapy water at my lips, I could hear my father's shout of laughter when my brother asked him, "Who is?
~ Alice McDermott
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Our Mary Rose," he said, and kissed her head, as if he were bidding her a fond farewell. She laughed. There could be worse lives than this lonely one. There could be life married to someone like George.
~ Alice McDermott
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winter morning sun that came from beneath the wooden blinds and marked the new day. Another day. She grew giddy with laughter, convinced as she was, and would remain, that there was portent in his misunderstanding, that their child's life had indeed begun at that hour. Their baby grand, first of four.
~ Alice McDermott
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Not to take one's own suffering seriously, to make light of it or even to laugh at it, is considered good manners in our culture.
~ Alice Miller
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What she felt was a lighthearted sort of compassion, almost like laughter. A swish of tender hilarity, getting the better of all her sores and hollows, for the time given.
~ Alice Munro
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Susie? Yes? Just have fun, kid.
~ Alice Sebold
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Laughter isn't even the other side of tears. It is tears turned inside out. Truly the suffering is great, here on earth. We blunder along, shredded by our mistakes, bludgeoned by our faults. Not having a clue where the dark path leads us. But on the whole, we stumble along bravely, don't you think?
~ Alice Walker
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What will people say, you running off to Memphis like you don't have a house to look after? Shug say, Albert. Try to think like you got some sense. Why any woman give a shit what people think is a mystery to me. Well, say Grady, trying to bring light. A woman can't git a man if peoples talk. Shug look at me and us giggle. Then us sure nuff. Then Squeak start to laugh. Then Sofia. All us laugh and laugh.
~ Alice Walker
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Those in power must spend a lot of their time laughing at us.
~ Alice Walker
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T}here is a point at which even grief feels absurd. And at this point, laughter gushes up to retrieve sanity.
~ Alice Walker
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People will laugh at us because that [voting] is not radical,' they said, choosing to believe that radicalism would grow over their souls, like a bright armor, overnight.
~ Alice Walker
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I already had my bad luck,' she say. 'I had enough to keep me laughing the rest of my life.
~ Alice Walker
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And so I laughed. The laughter bubbled up, irrepressible. I saw the path to happiness and to liberation at a glance. It was inside myself.
~ Alice Walker
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When his uncle and his guests finished laughing, they'd seemed lighter, clearer; even their activities appeared to be done more gracefully. It was as if the laughing emptied them, and sharing it placed whatever was laughable and unbearable in its proper perspective.
~ Alice Walker
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The music becomes boisterous and acoustic, at the low end of genius but brilliant in spirit and tone. It is joy by fiddle, laughter by accordion, Ireland through to the bone.
~ Alison Wearing
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Studies show that women laugh at men they're attracted to, and men are attracted to women who laugh at them.
~ Allan Pease
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The older we become, the more serious we become about life. An adult laughs an average of fifteen times a day a preschooler laughs an average of four hundred times.
~ Allan Pease
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If you must suffer, suffer nobly. Love, laugh through your tears, or cry, create and perhaps, perish.
~ Allen Ginsberg
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