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“Laughter is so valuable and sacred that it is the mother of love”

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“And our laughter sends birds rising into the sky.”

Happiness Laughter

Book:The Color Project

Source: The Color Project

“It was a time for warm embraces, for smiles, for toasts and reconciliations, for renewing old friendships and making new ones, for laughter and kisses. It was a good time, a golden autumn, a time of peace and plenty. But winter was coming.”

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Book:Fire & Blood

Source: Fire & Blood

“At liminality, at a transitional point between his last night dream and reality, he realizes he has made a big mistake and happiness is possible without death. (Coming back to himself.)”

Life Dream Happiness Death

Book:The Sunless Parlour

Source: The Sunless Parlour

“You should bottle that laugh and sell it. It’s happiness in a bottle, Susan.” - Saving You Saving Me by Kailin Gow.”

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Book:Saving You, Saving Me

Source: Saving You, Saving Me

“And that was when I learned from my own experience that a laugh can be a terrifying weapon. With a laugh you can kill even murder itself.”

Book:We

Source: We

“Cold, harsh laughter, like knives being sharpened.”

Book:The Battle of the Labyrinth

Source: The Battle of the Labyrinth

“Nothing sends patriarchy scuttling under covers of propriety faster than rambunctious peals of laughter emanating from rubicund lips”

Feminism Laughter Patriarchy Propriety

Author:Nalini Priyadarshni

“Maria's blushes were brought on by shame at the laughter she knew Leonard would misunderstand. For hers was the laughter of nervous relief. She had been suddenly absolved from the pressures and rituals of seduction. She would not have to adopt a conventional role and be judged in it, and she would not be measured against other women. Her fear of being physically abused had receded. She would not be obliged to do anything she did not want. She was free, they both were free, to invent their own terms. They could be partners in invention. And she really had discovered for herself this shy Englishman with the steady gaze and the long lashes, she had him first, she would have him all to herself. These thoughts she formulated later in solitude. At the time they erupted in the single hoot of relief and hilarity which she had suppressed to a yelp.”

Laughter Attraction Relief

Book:The Innocent

Source: The Innocent

“What is a sensitive person?” said the Cracker to the Roman Candle. “A person who, because he has corns himself, always treads on other people's toes,” answered the Roman Candle in a low whisper; and the Cracker nearly exploded with laughter.”

Laughter Sensitive Toes Person Cracker Corns

Book:Oscar Wilde Stories for Children

Source: Oscar Wilde Stories for Children

“I gave in to a deep and healthy laughter that must have added ten years to my life and given birth to a thousand blue butterflies somewhere in the world.”

Dreams Laughter City Neon

Book:Even Skyscrapers Must End: A Neon Dream

Source: Even Skyscrapers Must End: A Neon Dream