1
This set the old gentlewoman a-laughing at me, as you may be sure it would.
2
After this hustle, coming home and telling my governess the story, she falls a-laughing at me.
3
His lordship fell a-laughing at this insipid jest.
4
He burst out a-laughing at the exquisitely ludicrous idea of a gentleman of his fashion scrambling for coppers.
5
He bursts out a-laughing at the exquisitely ludicrous idea of a gentleman of his fashion scrambling for coppers.
6
And Miss Julia as was and Master Walter's up now, for they're up on the landing a-laughing at me.
7
You'd die a-laughing at the way they set up and scratch their ears when a big, black ant bites 'em, Buck.
8
It was give and take, and no harm done-andthe moon a-laughingat us both.
9
"I was a-laughing at her," the woman wheezed, pointing with tremulous fingers.
10
'Me and my niece have been a-laughing at it and a-noticing of it all the evening,' said Barbara's uncle.