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"I turn up and laugh for hours.
AT 1 o'clock every Thursday afternoon, 30 or so students gather on the green at Rollins College, in central Florida, and laugh for 15 minutes straight.
Ariodante chooses his words most carefully as he tells this faithless woman to go ahead and laugh for now, but his death will rest on her shoulders for ever.
("How we Cry and Laugh for the Same Thing," Montaigne 1958, 174), for "we are all patchwork, and … shapeless and diverse in composition" ("Of the Inconsistency of our Actions," Montaigne 1958, 244).
But what Montaigne seems most bent on is the sheer diversity of the passions we experience, and in particular, what he called their "inconstancy" – the fleeting and often conflicting nature of the emotions an individual may experience on various occasions (or even on one) ("How we Cry and Laugh for the Same Thing," Montaigne 1958, 173).
They'd sing and talk and laugh for hours on end.
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She reaches up, stretching towards the infinite sky, poised to take flight, and laughs for joy.
"Twenty-six years later," she concluded, "I went to Israel and laughed for the first time.
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