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So they struck in towards the haw-haw-thefour walking almost abreast.
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He tries to hate the haw-haw swell, and is equally unsuccessful.
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Glad she hasn't taken a fancy to some haw-haw fellow, like that fool Barold.
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You remember our meeting that charming Miss Halcyone La Sarthe across the haw-haw on Easter Sunday?
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Old Mr. Crow gave a loud haw-haw.
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The universal language is hee-haw, done in a grievous yawn.
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From the woods at his left came the protesting "hee-haw" of a mule.
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Her zany humour tends towards the back-slapping, full hee-haw variety rather than the subtle aside.
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Depape donkeyed his damned hee-haw laughter, as if he didn't realize the joke was on him.
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My hee-haw voice is like a bray
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But Purdy burst into a horselaugh, and held his sides.
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Oh, sure, I gave the Hunters a big horselaugh yesterday.
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Her horselaugh rang through the hall.
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A horselaugh greeted this conclusion.
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He was kept at home for a week, and told not to go past the sunk fence.
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In the garden stood Rose, on the edge of the sunk fence dividing the Rectory domain from the cornfield.
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There she made for a huge oak, which gloomed in the moonlight by the sunk fence parting the grounds.
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Its garden surrounded by a sunk fence could be seen, and the figure of a lady walking in it.
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It was erected after a great many disputes, but was unfortunately surrounded by a sunk fence and ornamental railing.
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We'd be terribly proud of it, if pride wasn't a sin, ha-ha.'
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There will be Lee-Metford rifles and ammunition there ready for thy taking-ha-ha!
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Angelica Forey thumped the piano, and sang: I'm a laughing Gitana, ha-ha!
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Prescott actually laughed, his posh ha-ha noise rather than proper laughter.
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For some minutes they thus remained, looking down into the ha-ha.
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Who were to dispose themselves within the ha-ha, and who without?
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When I get home I'll give it to Rosa, ready washed-ha-ha!
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But I see: it is just done for a joke, ha-ha!'
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I think Bertrand must have thought you were... twitting him or something, Dixon; ba-ha-ha.
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Bertie looked up out of the ha-ha and saw the two ladies before him.
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This was soon accompanied by a clapping of hands and a ha-ha-ing, rhythmically delivered.
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I have looked across the ha-ha till I am weary.
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August's a funny one, and I don't mean funny ha-ha.
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Never mind, diary, some things will never be told, ha-ha.
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His friends would give him the laugh, the big ha-ha!
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Oh, the bishop and such-like within the ha-ha, and Farmer Greenacre and such-like without.